5 Roubles USSR/Russia Commemorative Coins(Part4of4)

Posted by slang on March 6, 2009

Below are the 5 roubles pertaining to:

• 1990, normal coin mintage of 2.7m whilst proof coin is 0.3 m which show the Uspenski Cathedral;
• 1989 normal coin mintage of 1.7m whilst proof coin is0.3m which show the Pokrowsky Cathedral in Moscow;
• 1991 normal and proof coin mintage ( unknown) which show the Cathedral of the Archangel Michael in Moscow and
• 1991 normal and proof coin mintage(unknown) which show the State Building in Moscow.

5 Roubles USSR/Russia Commemorative Coins(Part2of4)

Posted by slang on

Below are the 5 Roubles USSR/Russion Commemorative coins, details as follows(from left to right picture)

• 5 roubles 1990 normal coin mintage is 2.7m whilst proof coin is only 0.3million which show the picture of  St Petersburg Palace;
• 5 roubles 1989 normal coin mintage is 1.7m whilst proof coin is only 0.3 million which show the picture of  Cathedral of the Annunciation in Moscow
• 5 roubles 1988 normal coin mintage is 1.675m whilst proof coin is only0.335m which show the St. Sophia Cathedral  in Klev

5 Roubles USSR/Russia Commemorative Coins(Part1of4)

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Below are 5 roubles Russia/USSR Commemorative Copper Nickel coins:

From right to left:

1989  mintage of 1.7m coins whilst for proof coin having only 0.3m coins depicting Samarkand

1988 mintage of 1.675m coins whilst for proof coin having only 0.325m coins depicting St. Sophia Cathedral in Klev

1990 mintage of 2.7m coins whilst for proof coin having only .300m coins depicting Matenadarin Depository of Ancient Armenian Manuscripts