3 rubles — Russian Federation (1995) — Smolensk Kremlin, 11th-18th Centuries

Obverse

Designer/engraver: A.A. Kolodkin

Reverse

Designer/engraver: V.M. Kharlamov

Special facts

Silver 3 roubles of 1995 with the Smolensk fortress wall, built in 1595–1602 under Boris Godunov by the architect Fyodor Kon; it was called "the necklace of the Russian land".

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

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• 1995
• 1 ruble (1995) — Caucasian Grouse Y# 447
• 1 ruble (1995) — Black Sea Bottlenose Dolphin Y# 448
• 2 rubles (1995) — A.S. Griboyedov Y# 377
• 2 rubles (1995) — Victory Parade in Moscow Y# 391
• 2 rubles (1995) — Victory Parade in Moscow Y# 392
• 2 rubles (1995) — Nuremberg War Crime Trial Y# 393
• 2 rubles (1995) — S.A. Yessenin Y# 414
• 2 rubles (1995) — M.I. Kutuzov Y# 415
• 2 rubles (1995) — I.A. Bunin Y# 449
• 3 rubles (1995) — The Golden Gate, XIIth Century, Vladimir Y# 388
• 3 rubles (1995) — The Sleeping Beauty Y# 394
• 3 rubles (1995) — United Nations Y# 407
• 3 rubles (1995) — Smolensk Kremlin, 11th-18th Centuries Y# 445
• 3 rubles (1995) — The Wooden Architecture of Kizhi Y# 459
• 3 rubles (1995) — S.I. Chelyuskin Y# 461
• 3 rubles (1995) — R. Amundsen Y# 462
• 3 rubles (1995) — First Russian National Library, St. Petersburg Y# 463
• 3 rubles (1995) — The Millennium of Belgorod Y# 467
• 3 rubles (1995) — Alexander the Nevsky Y# 468
• 3 rubles (1995) — Alexander the Nevsky Y# 469
• 3 rubles (1995) — Sable Y# 473
• 3 rubles (1995) — Lynx Y# 474
• 5 rubles (1995) — The Sleeping Beauty Y# 435
• 10 rubles (1995) — The Sleeping Beauty Y# 436
• 10 rubles (1995) — The Sleeping Beauty Y# 438

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