200 rubles — Russian Federation (1997) — Polar Bear

Obverse

Designer/engraver: A.V. Baklanov

Reverse

Designer/engraver: A.S. Kunats

Special facts

Gold 200 roubles of 1997 with a polar bear against a sailing ship and birds; hunting polar bears was banned in the USSR in 1957.

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: 1997

Other items of the period

• 1997
• 25 rubles (1997) — The Sable Y# 622
• 50 rubles (1997) — Moscow Y# 555
• 50 rubles (1997) — The Swan Lake Y# 572
• 50 rubles (1997) — Polar Bear Y# 595
• 100 rubles (1997) — Moscow Y# 556
• 100 rubles (1997) — Moscow Y# 557
• 100 rubles (1997) — The Swan Lake Y# 573
• 100 rubles (1997) — The Swan Lake Y# 574
• 100 rubles (1997) — Barque «Krusenstern» Y# 588
• 100 rubles (1997) — Polar Bear Y# 596
• 100 rubles (1997) — Polar Bear Y# 597
• 100 rubles (1997) — Witte's Emission Law Y# 623
• 200 rubles (1997) — Polar Bear Y# 598
• 1000 rubles (1997) — Barque «Krusenstern» Y# 589
• 10000 rubles (1997) — Polar Bear Y# 599
• 1998
• 1 ruble (1998) — World Youth Games Y# 614
• 1 ruble (1998) — World Youth Games Y# 615
• 1 ruble (1998) — World Youth Games Y# 616
• 1 ruble (1998) — World Youth Games Y# 617
• 1 ruble (1998) — World Youth Games Y# 618
• 1 ruble (1998) — World Youth Games Y# 619
• 1 ruble (1998) — The Far Eastern Szink Y# 628
• 1 ruble (1998) — The Laptev Sea Walrus Y# 629
• 1 ruble (1998) — The White-Neck Goos Y# 630
• 2 rubles (1998) — S.M. Eisenstein Y# 607

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