“The History of Russian Aviation” series
Russian Federation, 2010–2016
In the catalogue: collector coins — 12.
Silver roubles with aircraft of Russian aviation, from Sikorsky’s Russky Vityaz and the U-2 to the Tu-144, the Tu-160 and the Sukhoi Superjet 100.
The aircraft come from different eras: the Russky Vityaz of 1913 was the world’s first four-engined aeroplane and the Tu-144 the first supersonic airliner to fly, alongside the I-16, Yak-3 and La-5 fighters, the record-breaking ANT-25 and the Be-200 amphibian.
2010 2
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1 ruble — Russian Federation (2010) — Russian Knight
Y# 1253 2010 · Silver |
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1 ruble — Russian Federation (2010) — Sukhoy Superjet-100
Y# 1254 2010 · Silver |
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2011 2
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1 ruble — Russian Federation (2011) — TU-144
Y# 1302 2011 · Silver |
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1 ruble — Russian Federation (2011) — Biplane "U-2"
Y# 1303 2011 · Silver |
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2012 2
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1 ruble — Russian Federation (2012) — I-16
Y# 1355 2012 · Silver |
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1 ruble — Russian Federation (2012) — IL-76
Y# 1356 2012 · Silver |
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2013 2
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1 ruble — Russian Federation (2013) — ANT-25
Y# 1429 2013 · Silver |
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1 ruble — Russian Federation (2013) — Tu-160
Y# 1428 2013 · Silver |
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2014 2
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1 ruble — Russian Federation (2014) — YAK-3
Y# 1564 2014 · Silver |
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1 ruble — Russian Federation (2014) — BE-200
Y# 1565 2014 · Silver |
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2016 2
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1 ruble — Russian Federation (2016) — SU-25
Y# 1675 2016 · Silver |
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1 ruble — Russian Federation (2016) — LA-5
Y# 1674 2016 · Silver |
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