2 rubles — Russian Federation (2010) — Gjursa

Obverse

Designer/engraver: F.S. Andronov

Reverse

Designer/engraver: A.N. Bessonov

Special facts

Silver 2 roubles of 2010 with the blunt-nosed viper, the largest venomous snake in Russia, found in Dagestan.

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: 2010

Other items of the period

• 2009
• 1000 rubles (2009) — The History of Russian Currency Y# 1164
• 10000 rubles (2009) — Historic Monuments of Velikiy Novgorod Y# 1203
• 25000 rubles (2009) — The History of Russian Currency Y# 1165
• 2010
• 1 ruble (2010) — Armoured Force Y# 1244
• 1 ruble (2010) — Armoured Force Y# 1245
• 1 ruble (2010) — Armoured Force Y# 1246
• 1 ruble (2010) — Russian Knight Y# 1253
• 1 ruble (2010) — Sukhoy Superjet-100 Y# 1254
• 2 rubles (2010) — Surgeon N.I. Pirogov Y# 1216
• 2 rubles (2010) — Painter I.I. Levitan Y# 1217
• 2 rubles (2010) — Ussuri Sika Deer Y# 1248
• 2 rubles (2010) — Short-Tailed Albatross Y# 1249
• 2 rubles (2010) — Gjursa Y# 1250
• 3 rubles (2010) — Transfiguration Cathedral (Bolkhov) Y# 1219
• 3 rubles (2010) — Vovnushki Battle Tower Y# 1220
• 3 rubles (2010) — Holy Trinity Church (Saint Petersburg) Y# 1221
• 3 rubles (2010) — Round Square (Petrozavodsk) Y# 1222
• 3 rubles (2010) — Bank of Russia, 150th Anniversary Y# 1228
• 3 rubles (2010) — Yaroslavl Y# 1232
• 3 rubles (2010) — 65th Anniversary of Victory Y# 1241
• 3 rubles (2010) — 65th Anniversary of Victory Y# 1242
• 3 rubles (2010) — 65th Anniversary of Victory Y# 1243
• 3 rubles (2010) — Rabbit Y# 1247
• 3 rubles (2010) — EAEC Y# 1251
• 3 rubles (2010) — Customs of the EAEC Peoples Y# 1252

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