Catalog of anniversary Russian rubles made of base metals with prices and photos. Current prices for Russian and USSR ruble coins made of copper-nickel
Coins modern Russia From base metals, collectors usually divide them into the period 1992-1996 and the period from 1999 to the present. The first period is characterized by the continuation of series started by the USSR in the late 80s. An example is the bimetallic series “Red Book” or grandiose structures that remained outside the borders of Russia in the former Soviet republics (“” or “Architectural monuments of ancient Merv”).
Regarding the early period, it can be said that small mintages quickly raised the prices of coins of this period to significant heights. This is especially felt on the coins included in the sets and.
However, the real heyday of the minting of commemorative coins came precisely at the beginning of the new century, reviving mass collecting, since material from albums could be collected directly from circulation. The situation changed only in 2010, when a well-known woman stirred up the media, bursting with articles about how you could get a month’s salary for selling one coin. The result was the almost complete disappearance of the anniversary from circulation. Therefore, prices already reach several hundred.
The two-ruble denomination, which first came into circulation, was continued and ten years later was embodied in a series of portraits. Cheaper production replaced resistant copper-nickel with galvanized steel. The continuation of the 2000 series – hero cities and .
Bimetallic coins are mostly included in the and series. Here there is scope for different varieties. An example is , which came out with an erroneous edge, in a magnetic design and with an interesting defect reminiscent of an avalanche. Since 2017, brass and copper-nickel have also been replaced by coated steel.
Since 2010, the annual steel tens have been accompanied by commemorative coins dedicated to various events. Most of them form a series, which is why coins of this type are called “GVS” among numismatists. There's also a lot to discuss here for species lovers. This is both , and the location of the mint mark on .
The family is growing commemorative coins in denomination 25 rubles. The first of them were dedicated to the Olympics. Next came coins marking the event. In addition to mass issues, small circulation ones are beginning to be minted. An example is .
The five-ruble denomination is also in demand on this path. In addition to the military series (“70 years of the Great Victory”), single coins were issued for the anniversary and . The ruble returned to the ranks of commemorative coins in 2014, when one hundred million copies were minted, where instead of a unit it stands for our monetary unit.
The catalog will show you not only high-quality photographs, but will also introduce you to the range of current prices for all categories of preservation.
In this section you can find out the approximate market cost of Russian coins from 1992 to 2015. Prices are current as of 01/09/2020. are indicated in rubles. This catalog includes coins of Modern Russia regular access. Prices are collected from the latest auctions for 2014 - 2015. Cost of Russian coins in the catalog collected according to the following principle - the results of bidding from several auctions were taken and the average price was displayed. The catalog does not contain a list of varieties. For more complete information on the coin, we recommend using well-known printed editions of catalogues. More complete information on publications can be found in the corresponding section of our website.
The cost of Russian coins 1991 - 2016
Table with prices of coins 1991 - 1993. |
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Year | Mon. yard | ||||||
1 rub | 5 rub | 10 rub | 20 rub | 50 rub | 100 rub | ||
1991 | MMD | - | 12300 | - | - | - | |
LMD | 70 | - | - | - | |||
1992 | MMD (magnet*) | - | - | 22800 | - | - | - |
MMD (non-magician) | 25 | 350 | 270 | 1100 | 900 | ||
LMD | 45 | 90 | 15 | 70 | 150 | ||
Obverse 1991 | - | - | 19500 | - | - | - | |
1993 | MMD (magnet) | - | - | 100 | 340 | 50 | - |
MMD (non-magician) | - | - | 4700 | 25800 | 190 | 80 | |
LMD (magnet) | - | - | 10 | - | 70 | - | |
LMD (non-magician) | - | - | 41000 | 112000 | 20 | 100 | |
* (magnet): magnetic coins made of clad steel, non-magnetic coins made of brass. Prices are for XF quality coins |
Coins of modern Russia 1997 - 2020.
Cost of varieties. Table with prices.
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- this type of coin has varieties, the cost of which exceeds the value of the face value in the table.Year | M.D. | ||||||||
1 kopeck | 5 kopecks | 10 kopecks | 50 kopecks | 1 rub | 2 rubles | 5 rub | 10 rub | ||
1997 | spmd | 10 (!!) | 5 | 10 | 20 | 15 | nom (!!) | - | |
mmd | 10 | 5 | 3 | 10 | 10 (!!) | 25 | 20 | - | |
1998 | spmd | 3 | 5 | 10 | 10 | 15 | nom (!!) | - | |
mmd | 10 | 3 | 3 | 10 | 5 (!!) | 15 | nom (!!) | - | |
1999 | spmd | 10 | RAR | 5 | 100 | 25 | 40 (!!) | RAR | - |
mmd | 10 | - | 3 | 50 | 25 | 800 | - | - | |
2000 | spmd | 10 | 5 | 8 | - | - | - | - | - |
mmd | 5 | 5 | 5 | - | - | - | - | - | |
2001 | spmd | 10 | 5 | 5 (!!) | - | - | - | - | - |
mmd | 5 | 5 | 3 | RAR | RAR | RAR | - | - | |
2002 | spmd | 10 | 5 | 3 (!!) | 50 | 5500 | 15500 | 6000 | - |
mmd | 7 (!!) | 5 (!!) | 2 (!!) | 50 (!!) | 20000 | 23700 | 5500 | - | |
2003 | spmd | 8 (!!) | 3 (!!) | 1 (!!) | 10 (!!) | 35000 | 20000 | 23000 | - |
mmd | 5 | 3 (!!) | nom | 10 | RAR | RAR | RAR | - | |
2004 | spmd | 6 (!!) | 3 | nom | 10 | - | - | - | - |
mmd | 4 (!!) | 3 | nom (!!) | 5 (!!) | - | - | - | - | |
2005 | spmd | 7 (!!) | 5 (!!) | nom (!!) | 10 (!!) | 10 (!!) | - | - | - |
mmd | 8 (!!) | 3 (!!) | nom (!!) | 10 (!!) | 5 (!!) | - | - | - | |
2006 | spmd | 6 (!!) | 8 (!!) | 1 (!!) | 5 | 5 | 20 (!!) | RAR | - |
mmd | 8 (!!) | 10 | nom (!!) | 5 (!!) | 10 | 30 | - | - | |
2007 | spmd | 5 | 10 | 1 | 5 | 10 | 5 (!!) | - | - |
mmd | 5 (!!) | 5 (!!) | nom (!!) | 5 (!!) | 5 (!!) | 15 | - | - | |
2008 | spmd | 8 | 5 | 1 | 2 (!!) | nom | 5 | 50 (!!) | - |
mmd | 5 (!!) | 3 | nom (!!) | 1 (!!) | nom | 10 | 15 (!!) | - | |
2009 | spmd | 5 | 5 | 1 | 5 | 10 (!!) | nom (!!) | nom (!!) | - |
mmd | 5 | 3 | nom | 2 | 5 | nom (!!) | 10 (!!) | 20 (!!) | |
2010 | spmd | - | - | 1 | 10 | 15 | 10 (!!) | 50 | 25 (!!) |
mmd | - | - | nom (!!) | nom | 5 | nom (!!) | 10 (!!) | 15 (!!) | |
2011 | spmd | RAR | RAR | RAR | RAR | RAR | RAR | RAR | RAR |
mmd | - | - | nom | nom | nom | 5 | nom | nom | |
2012 | spmd | - | - | RAR | RAR | RAR | RAR | RAR | RAR |
mmd | - | - | nom | nom (!!) | nom | nom | nom | nom (!!) | |
2013 | spmd | - | - | 5 | 5 | 10 | 10 | 40 | RAR |
mmd | - | - | nom | nom (!!) | nom | nom | 10 | nom (!!) | |
2014 | spmd | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
mmd | 50 | 50 | 1 (!!) | nom (!!) | nom (!!) | nom (!!) | nom (!!) | nom | |
2015 | spmd | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | |
mmd | - | - | 1 | 1 | nom | nom | 10 (!!) | nom | |
2016 | spmd | ||||||||
mmd | |||||||||
Year | M.D. |
Like any other product, even specific ones, coins have their own market price. The same coin can be purchased in a store, at an auction or on a market and coin prices will vary.
Prices for coins from the flea market on Taganka
For many, prices from the “flea market” near the famous numismatic store “NUMISMAT”, on Taganskaya Square in Moscow, are an indisputable reference point. There you can always buy coins for the specified amounts. But you shouldn’t take them as a 100% basis. Prices for all coins are most often inflated; you can always find a more profitable option at auctions. There are more and more coins, now prices are presented on 2 sheets.
Attention, Relevance - June - July - August 2016.
What determines the value of coins?
Undoubtedly, Many factors influence the value of coins, such as: mint, year of issue, denomination, alloy, edge, circulation, condition and others. However, the main criterion for value is the rarity of a particular coin. Rarity depends on the mintage of a particular coin.
Sometimes novice numismatists ask why cost of USSR coins much smaller than some Russian coins? The answer is simple, many coins were issued in circulations of tens of millions of pieces. And although they are old and in excellent condition, their price is often low.
For cost modern coins Russia is strongly influenced by demand. They are especially popular commemorative coins, often they don’t even reach turnover.
It is worth paying attention that market prices may differ from prices for the same coin in different cities of Russia. For example, if you live in Moscow, then you can easily get coins from the Moscow Mint at face value in your wallets. But it will be a great success to receive a coin from the St. Petersburg court as change. And most likely you will have to exchange it or buy it.
Market price of a specific coin
Neither in the specified tables, nor in any others you will receive up-to-date market price for the highest coin in your city. As I wrote above, the price will depend on many factors. The spread of plus and minus can be more than 100%.
You can find out the current value of an individual coin at various online auctions. Enter the denomination and year of manufacture, find options in your city, compare quality. This will be your price. This is what I do before making an exchange or purchase.
If you find any price lists, send them, I will share them on the pages of the site.
Below is a catalog of commemorative and anniversary coins of Russia. It reflects all non-precious banknotes, the production of which is tied to round dates and significant events for our country.
All metal money mentioned in the tables are legal tender, and there is always a chance to meet them in monetary circulation. Carefully study the lists of coins, which are divided by denomination. Pay attention to the cost of the most expensive ones. Even if you are not going to sell anniversary rubles now, it is worth putting some of them aside, since the price of shiny banknotes will rise every year.
Tables with prices of commemorative coins:
The tables contain abbreviations: MMD - Moscow Mint, SPMD - St. Petersburg Mint. These in capital letters designates a production enterprise that produced metal money. The mark is located on the side where the denomination of the coin is indicated.
25 rubles
Denomination | Year | List | MMD | SPMD |
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25 rubles | 2011 | Sochi-2014 "Emblem of the Games" | - | 100 |
Sochi-2014 "Games Emblem" (color) | - | 1200 | ||
2012 | Sochi-2014 "Talismans" | - | 100 | |
Sochi-2014 "Talismans" (color) | - | 800 | ||
2013 | Sochi-2014 "Ray and Snowflake" | - | 60 | |
Sochi-2014 "Ray and Snowflake" (color) | - | 750 | ||
2014 | Sochi-2014 "Emblem of the Games" | - | 60 | |
Sochi-2014 "Talismans" | - | 60 | ||
Sochi-2014 "Ray and Snowflake" | - | 60 | ||
Sochi-2014 "Torch" | - | 50 | ||
Sochi-2014 "Torch" (color) | - | 1000 | ||
2017 | World Championship in shooting from a carbine (carbine) | 2000 | - | |
Give kindness to children | 6000 | - | ||
Animation "Three heroes" | 400 | - | ||
Animation "Three heroes" (color) | 1800 | - | ||
Animation" Winnie the Pooh" | 400 | - | ||
Animation "Winnie the Pooh" (color) | 1800 | - | ||
2018 | FIFA World Cup 2018 "Emblem" | 60 | - | |
FIFA World Cup 2018 "Emblem" (color) | 500 | - | ||
FIFA World Cup 2018 "Talisman" | 60 | - | ||
FIFA World Cup 2018 "Talisman" (color) | 500 | - | ||
FIFA World Cup 2018 "Cup" | 60 | - | ||
FIFA World Cup 2018 "Cup" (color) | 500 | - | ||
Army international games | 550 | - | ||
Animation "Well, wait a minute" | 400 | - | ||
Animation "Well, wait a minute" (color) | 1800 | - | ||
2019 | Animation "Santa Claus and Summer" | 400 | - | |
Animation "Santa Claus and Summer" (color) | 1800 | - | ||
Animation "Musicians of Bremen" | 400 | - | ||
Animation "The Bremen Town Musicians" (color) | 1800 | - | ||
Weapon designers "V. G. Grabin" | 200 | - | ||
Weapon designers "J. Ya. Kotin" | 200 | - | ||
Weapon designers "M. I. Koshkin" | 200 | - | ||
Weapon designers "B. M. Malinin" | 200 | - | ||
Weapon designers "V. M. Petlyakov" | 200 | - | ||
Weapon designers "F. F. Petrov" | 200 | - | ||
Weapon designers "N. N. Polikarpov" | 200 | - | ||
Weapon designers "S. G. Simonov" | 200 | - | ||
Weapon designers "G. S. Shpagin" | 200 | - | ||
75th anniversary of the lifting of the siege of Leningrad | 60 | - | ||
2020 (release plan) | Animation | |||
Animation (color) | ||||
Weapon designers | ||||
Weapon designers | ||||
Weapon designers | ||||
Weapon designers | ||||
Weapon designers | ||||
Weapon designers | ||||
Weapon designers | ||||
Weapon designers | ||||
Weapon designers | ||||
Weapon designers | ||||
2021 (release plan) | Animation | |||
Animation (color) | ||||
Animation | ||||
Animation (color) | ||||
Space | ||||
Space (color) | ||||
Creativity of Yu. Nikulin | ||||
Creativity of Yu. Nikulin (color) |
In the first years, the production of 25-ruble anniversary banknotes was tied to the main sports competitions. These are the 2014 Winter Olympics, held in Sochi, and the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
These banknotes are different from other anniversaries interesting feature. A small number of copies of each issue are in color. The table shows that coins with a color image on the reverse are much more expensive.
In 2017, sports issues were diluted with other topics. This is a long-term series with the heroes of Russian and Soviet cartoons beloved by all children, and a non-serial release “Give Kindness to Children”, the proceeds from the sale of which are sent to a charitable foundation.
In 2019-2020, a volumetric series with images of weapon designers is planned to be released.
10 rubles
10-ruble banknotes form the bulk of Russian commemorative coins. To date, the collections of numismatists have been replenished with more than a hundred issues dedicated to ancient cities, cities of military glory, regions and ministries. The Central Bank of the Russian Federation is not going to stop issuing chervonets, having planned further additions to the commemorative series in the coming years.
The demand for coins of this denomination is so enormous that the cost of the most valuable copies exceeded 10 thousand rubles.
5 rubles
Denomination | Year | List | MMD | SPMD |
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5 rubles | Battle of Krasnoye | 30 | - | |
Battle of Smolensk | 30 | - | ||
battle of Borodino | 30 | - | ||
Battle of Vyazma | 30 | - | ||
Battle of Maloyaroslavets | 30 | - | ||
Battle of Tarutino | 30 | - | ||
Battle of Berezina | 30 | - | ||
Battle of Kulm | 30 | - | ||
Battle of Leipzig | 30 | - | ||
Capture of Paris | 30 | - | ||
Battle of Moscow | 70 | - | ||
Battle of Stalingrad | 70 | - | ||
Battle for the Caucasus | 70 | - | ||
Battle of Kursk | 70 | - | ||
Battle of the Dnieper | 70 | - | ||
Dnieper-Carpathian operation | 70 | - | ||
Battle for Leningrad | 50 | - | ||
Belarusian operation | 50 | - | ||
Lviv-Sandomierz operation | 50 | - | ||
Iasi-Kishinev operation | 50 | - | ||
Baltic operation | 50 | - | ||
Operation to liberate Karelia and the Arctic | 50 | - | ||
Budapest operation | 50 | - | ||
Vistula-Oder operation | 50 | - | ||
East Prussian operation | 50 | - | ||
Vienna operation | 50 | - | ||
Berlin operation | 50 | - | ||
Prague operation | 50 | - | ||
Defense of Sevastopol | 40 | - | ||
Defense of the Adzhimushkay quarries | 40 | - | ||
Kerch-Eltigen landing operation | 40 | - | ||
Crimean strategic offensive operation | 40 | - | ||
Partisans and underground fighters of Crimea | 40 | - | ||
170 years of the Russian Geographical Society | 30 | - | ||
Kyiv | 50 | - | ||
Minsk | 50 | - | ||
Vilnius | 50 | - | ||
Kishinev | 50 | - | ||
Bucharest | 50 | - | ||
Tallinn | 50 | - | ||
Riga | 50 | - | ||
Belgrade | 50 | - | ||
Warsaw | 50 | - | ||
Bratislava | 50 | - | ||
Budapest | 50 | - | ||
Vein | 50 | - | ||
Berlin | 50 | - | ||
Prague | 50 | - | ||
150 years of the Russian Historical Society | 30 | - | ||
Crimean Bridge | 50 | - | ||
Kuril landing operation | - | - |
A significant part of the list of 5-ruble anniversary coins in the catalog is dedicated to the events of the war years. The first was a series from 2012, glorifying the most important battles of the Russian army during Patriotic War 1812. A year later, a series was published in memory of the battles of Soviet troops during the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. In 2015, a series of 5 issues reminded us of the heroic feat of the soldiers who fought on the Crimean Peninsula against Nazi Germany. And continued in 2016 military theme a group of fives dedicated to the capitals of states that were liberated by USSR soldiers from the Nazi invaders.
Two non-serial issues were minted to commemorate anniversaries since the creation of the Russian Historical Society and the Russian Geographical Society.
The chance of finding 5 ruble commemorative coins in circulation is practically impossible. But it is not difficult to replenish your collections with these banknotes; you will find them in any numismatic store. They do not have a significant collection value; the price of each copy is 30-70 rubles.
2 rubles
Denomination | Year | List | MMD | SPMD |
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2 rubles | 2000 | Leningrad | - | 100 |
Stalingrad | - | 100 | ||
Moscow | 100 | - | ||
Novorossiysk | - | 100 | ||
Tula | 100 | - | ||
Smolensk | 100 | - | ||
Murmansk | 100 | - | ||
2001 | Gagarin | 50 | 100 | |
2012 | Kutuzov | 30 | - | |
Barclay de Tolly | 30 | - | ||
Bagration | 30 | - | ||
Bennigsen | 30 | - | ||
Wittgenstein | 30 | - | ||
Davydov | 30 | - | ||
Dokhturov | 30 | - | ||
Durova | 30 | - | ||
Ermolov | 30 | - | ||
Kozhina | 30 | - | ||
Kutaisov | 30 | - | ||
Miloradovich | 30 | - | ||
Osterman-Tolstoy | 30 | - | ||
Raevsky | 30 | - | ||
Platov | 30 | - | ||
Alexander I | 30 | - | ||
200th anniversary of victory (emblem) | 30 | - | ||
2017 | Sevastopol | 20 | - | |
Kerch | 20 | - |
The production of anniversary two-pieces began in 2000 with a series of issues reminding us of the seven cities of Russia, which are known for their valiant defense during the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. Two additional editions were made in 2016, celebrating the feat of two more cities.