150 rubles — Russian Federation (1995) — Alexander the Nevsky

Obverse

Designer/engraver: A.V. Baklanov

Reverse

Designer/engraver: I.S. Komshilov

Special facts

Platinum 150 roubles of 1995 with the Battle of the Neva of 15 July 1240, which earned the young prince the name Nevsky.

About the period

The coins and banknotes of the Bank of Russia of 1992–1996 were the first money of the Russian Federation. They were issued in years of high inflation: denominations grew fast, and the metal of the coins got cheaper. More about the period “Bank of Russia”, 1992 — 1996

Coins and banknotes of this year: 1995

Other items of the period

• 1995
• 50 rubles (1995) — The Sleeping Beauty Y# 443
• 50 rubles (1995) — F. Nansen Y# 496
• 50 rubles (1995) — Alexander the Nevsky Y# 501
• 100 rubles (1995) — Summits of the Heads of Allied Powers CBR# 5117-0002
• 100 rubles (1995) — Brown Bear Y# 376
• 100 rubles (1995) — The Sleeping Beauty Y# 434
• 100 rubles (1995) — The Sleeping Beauty Y# 441
• 100 rubles (1995) — U. Nobile Y# 497
• 100 rubles (1995) — Lynx Y# 498
• 100 rubles (1995) — Lynx Y# 499
• 100 rubles (1995) — Alexander the Nevsky Y# 502
• 150 rubles (1995) — The Sleeping Beauty Y# 444
• 150 rubles (1995) — Alexander the Nevsky Y# 503
• 200 rubles (1995) — Lynx Y# 500
• 1996
• 1 ruble (1996) — Peregrine Falcon Y# 492
• 1 ruble (1996) — Turkmen Eyelid Gecko Y# 493
• 1 ruble (1996) — Sandy Mole-Rat Y# 494
• 2 rubles (1996) — Nikolai Nekrasov Y# 514
• 2 rubles (1996) — Fedor Dostoyevsky Y# 515
• 3 rubles (1996) — The Church of Ilya the Prophet in Yaroslavl Y# 470
• 3 rubles (1996) — Dmitri Donskoy Y# 477
• 3 rubles (1996) — Dmitri Donskoy Y# 478
• 3 rubles (1996) — The Nutcracker Y# 482
• 3 rubles (1996) — The Nutcracker Y# 483
• 3 rubles (1996) — Kazan Kremlin Y# 490

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