Numismatics

Coins, medals, tokens, orders of all epochs and countries

Government credit note

Government credit note. One ruble. ML 081141. 1947.

Coin. Made of round white metal, with two holes through which iron links are riveted. On one side, a relief

Coin. A metal coin that served as a universal means of payment and a standard of value for goods. One

Coin. Obverse: In the center is the emblem of the RSFSR from 1920—a heraldic shield with a sickle and hammer

Government credit note. One ruble. NA-64. 1898.

Short-term obligation of the State Treasury. 50 rubles. 1920

Short-term obligation of the State Treasury. 250 rubles. No. 48992. 1920

State Credit Note. One Hundred Rubles. GD-143275. 1910. Materials: paper. Technique: printing.

Coin. Obverse: Depiction of standing Helvetia — the female personification of Switzerland — dressed in a toga. She holds a

Coin. Obverse: Along the upper edge, the inscription “FIFTY YEARS OF SOVIET POWER” is engraved. In the center—the USSR coat