1 ruble — Russian Federation (1999) — Caucasian viper

Obverse

Designer/engraver: A.V.Baklanov

Reverse

Designer/engraver: A.A.Dolgopolova

Special facts

A silver rouble of 1999 with the Caucasian viper, one of Russia’s most brightly coloured snakes, patterned in orange and black.

About the period

Modern Russia is the money after the redenomination of 1998, when a thousand old roubles became one new rouble. The coins and banknotes of the 1997 pattern are still in circulation. More about the period “Modern Russia”, 1997 — to present

Coins and banknotes of this year: 1999

Other items of the period

• 1998
• 2 rubles (1998) — K.S. Stanislavsky Y# 609
• 2 rubles (1998) — K.S. Stanislavsky Y# 610
• 2 rubles (1998) — V.M. Vasnetsov Y# 620
• 2 rubles (1998) — V.M. Vasnetsov Y# 621
• 3 rubles (1998) — Russian Museum Y# 624
• 3 rubles (1998) — Russian Museum Y# 625
• 3 rubles (1998) — Russian Museum Y# 626
• 3 rubles (1998) — Russian Museum Y# 627
• 3 rubles (1998) — The Nilo Stolobenskaya Hermitage Y# 631
• 3 rubles (1998) — Savvino-Storozhevsky Monastery Y# 632
• 3 rubles (1998) — Year of Human Rights Y# 633
• 1999
• 1 ruble (1999) — Dauriyan hedgehog Y# 641
• 1 ruble (1999) — Caucasian viper Y# 642
• 1 ruble (1999) — Rose-colored gull Y# 643
• 2 rubles (1999) — K.L. Khetagurov Y# 649
• 2 rubles (1999) — N.K. Rerikh Y# 650
• 2 rubles (1999) — N.K. Rerikh Y# 651
• 2 rubles (1999) — K.P. Bryullov Y# 652
• 2 rubles (1999) — K.P. Bryullov Y# 653
• 2 rubles (1999) — I.P. Pavlov Y# 654
• 2 rubles (1999) — I.P. Pavlov Y# 655
• 3 rubles (1999) — First Russian University Y# 634
• 3 rubles (1999) — The Mosque «Mardjany», Kazan. Y# 635
• 3 rubles (1999) — A.S. Pushkin Y# 636
• 3 rubles (1999) — A.S. Pushkin Y# 637

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