5 rubles — Russian Federation (2016) — Tallinn. 22.09.1944 г.

Obverse

Designer/engraver: A.A. Brynza

Reverse

Designer/engraver: E.I. Novikova

Special facts

Tallinn was liberated on 22 September 1944 during the Baltic operation. The medieval Old Town, with the Fat Margaret tower and its 14th–15th-century town hall, is on the UNESCO list. The 5-rouble coin "Tallinn" was issued in 2016 in the "Capitals Liberated by Soviet Troops from the Nazi Invaders" 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: 2016

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• 2015
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• 5 rubles (2016) — Belgrade. 20.10.1944 Y# 1707
• 5 rubles (2016) — Berlin. 2.05.1945 Y# 1708
• 5 rubles (2016) — Bratislava. 4.04.1945 Y# 1709
• 5 rubles (2016) — Bucharest. 31.08.1944 Y# 1710
• 5 rubles (2016) — Budapest. 13.02.1945 Y# 1711
• 5 rubles (2016) — Kiev. 6.11.1943 Y# 1712
• 5 rubles (2016) — Kishinev. 24.08.1944 Y# 1713
• 5 rubles (2016) — Minsk. 3.07.1944 Y# 1714
• 5 rubles (2016) — Prague. 9.05.1945 Y# 1715
• 5 rubles (2016) — Riga. 15.10.1944 Y# 1716
• 5 rubles (2016) — Tallinn. 22.09.1944 г. Y# 1717
• 5 rubles (2016) — Vienna. 13.04.1945 Y# 1718
• 5 rubles (2016) — Vilnius. 13.07.1944 Y# 1719
• 5 rubles (2016) — Warsaw. 17.01.1945 Y# 1720
• 5 rubles (2016) — Russian Historical Society Y# 1721
• 10 rubles (2016) — Feodosiya Y# 1723
• 10 rubles (2016) — Gatchina Y# 1724
• 10 rubles (2016) — Petrozavodsk Y# 1725
• 10 rubles (2016) — Staraya Russa Y# 1726
• 10 rubles (2016) — Amur Region Y# 1727
• 10 rubles (2016) — Belgorod Region Y# 1728
• 10 rubles (2016) — Irkutsk region Y# 1729
• 10 rubles (2016) — Rzhev, Tver Region Y# 1730

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