10 rubles — Russian Federation (2005) — Moscow city

Obverse

Designer/engraver: A.D. Schablykin

Reverse

Designer/engraver: V.M. Nikischenko

Special facts

Moscow is first mentioned in the chronicles in 1147. The capital of Russia is a federal city and a constituent entity of the Russian Federation in its own right. Today about 13 million people live in Moscow, and the Kremlin and Red Square are on the UNESCO World Heritage list. The 10-rouble coin "Moscow" was issued in 2005 in the "Russian Federation" series.

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: 2005

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• 2002
• 10 rubles (2002) — Ministries of Russia Y# 751
• 10 rubles (2002) — Ministries of Russia Y# 752
• 10 rubles (2002) — Ministries of Russia Y# 753
• 10 rubles (2002) — Ministries of Russia Y# 754
• 2003
• 10 rubles (2003) — Pskov Y# 800
• 10 rubles (2003) — Murom Y# 817
• 10 rubles (2003) — Kasimov Y# 818
• 10 rubles (2003) — Dorogobuzh Y# 819
• 2004
• 10 rubles (2004) — Riyazhsk Y# 824
• 10 rubles (2004) — Dmitrov Y# 825
• 10 rubles (2004) — Kemy Y# 826
• 2005
• 10 rubles (2005) — 60th Anniversary of Victory Y# 827
• 10 rubles (2005) — Moscow city Y# 886
• 10 rubles (2005) — Leningrad Region Y# 887
• 10 rubles (2005) — Tver Region Y# 888
• 10 rubles (2005) — Krasnodar Territory Y# 889
• 10 rubles (2005) — Oryol Region Y# 890
• 10 rubles (2005) — Republic of Tatarstan. Y# 891
• 10 rubles (2005) — Kazan Y# 943
• 10 rubles (2005) — Borovsk Y# 944
• 10 rubles (2005) — Mcensk Y# 945
• 10 rubles (2005) — Kaliningrad Y# 946
• 2006
• 10 rubles (2006) — Republic of Altai Y# 938
• 10 rubles (2006) — Chita Region Y# 939
• 10 rubles (2006) — Maritime Territory Y# 940

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