Current prices for coins of Russia and the USSR. Catalog of anniversary Russian rubles made of base metals with prices and photos Prices for coins from the flea market on Taganka

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.

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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 the coins of the Moscow mint you can easily get it at par 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 these tables nor in any others will you receive the current 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 find 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 capital letters indicate the manufacturing enterprise that carried out the manufacture metal money. The mark is located on the side where the denomination of the coin is indicated.

25 rubles

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, towns 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

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 the Patriotic War of 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 to replenish the collections with these banknotes not difficult, 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

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.

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”).

Relatively early period we can say 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 commemorative coinage 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 notorious 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.

Price list date 2018-08-30 The purchase price is indicated in rubles

1 ruble. In 1992, there were 5 copies: celebrating the anniversary of state sovereignty, as well as celebrating the anniversaries of the birth of P.S. Nakhimova, N.I. Lobachevsky, Yakub Kolas and Yanka Kupala. In 1993, there were 6 products as part of the “Outstanding Personalities” series. The anniversaries of the birth of G.R. were celebrated with cupronickel numismatic products as BA and proof. Derzhavina, A.P. Borodina, K.A. Timiryazeva, V.V. Mayakovsky, I.S. Turgenev, as well as V.I. Vernadsky. Vernadsky without the MD sign is rare. To find out how much is the anniversary ruble worth, come to our store in Moscow. We also provide online assessments.

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3 rubles made of copper-nickel

Price list date 2018-08-30 The purchase price is indicated in rubles

3 rubles. In 1992 there were 4 pieces. In 1993, 3 anniversary items appeared, dedicated to the 50th anniversary of victory: on the Volga, on the Kursk Bulge, and the liberation of Kyiv. In 1994, 5 pieces were produced. (Belgrade, Second Front, Leningrad, Partisans, Sevastopol). In 1995, 10 pieces were released, dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the Victory.

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5 rubles made of copper-nickel

Price list date 2018-08-30 The purchase price is indicated in rubles

5 rubles. In 1992, there was only 1 product - the Mausoleum-Mosque of Ahmed Yasawi. In 1993 - 2 pieces. (Trinity-Sergius Lavra and Merv). If you want buy coins 5 rubles on the Internet, then go to the store catalog.

If you want to sell commemorative coins, come to our store. We evaluate and purchase all listed commemorative coins (preferably in their original sealing).

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For what price can you sell coins from the “Red Book” series (material - bimetal)?

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10 rub. 1992 As part of the series, 3 products (each for 300,000) appeared on LMD: the Amur tiger, the red-breasted goose, and the Central Asian cobra. Material – bimetal (nickel silver/brass), quality – AC, diameter – 25.00 mm. In a store in Moscow you can buy or sell them.

Price list date 2018-08-30 The purchase price is indicated in rubles

50 rubles in 1993, 5 pieces were issued on LMD. (each with a circulation of 300,000). With coins they spoke about the importance of the following rare animals: Caucasian black grouse, Turkmen leopard gecko, Himalayan bear, Far Eastern stork, and the Black Sea bottlenose dolphin. Material - copper, nickel; diameter – 25 mm, quality – AC. In 1994, 5 copies were produced from the material copper, zinc/copper, nickel (minted on LMD, circulation - again 300,000 each): sand mole rat, peregrine falcon, flamingo, bison, goitered gazelle,

If you don't know where can you sell commemorative coins in Moscow"Red Book", come to the store. We accept all copies released within the series.

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Sell ​​1 ruble 1999 200 years of A.S. Pushkin

Price list date 2018-08-30 The purchase price is indicated in rubles

In May 2000, 7 units were produced. from nickel silver, each with a circulation of 10,000,000. Minting was carried out at SPMD (these are Leningrad, Stalingrad, Novorossiysk, and at MMD (Moscow, Tula, as well as Smolensk, Murmansk). Find out, how much is 2 rubles worth in 2000, possible in the table.

Price 1 ruble 2001 10 years CIS

Price list date 2018-08-30 The purchase price is indicated in rubles

If you want buy these coins on the Internet, go to the catalogue. The circulation of copies made of copper and nickel was 20,000,000 (10,000,000 for MMD and 10,000,000 for SPMD). If you need to know how much is the 2001 Gagarin coin worth, look at the table. The price can be given more accurately after the assessment. Minted on MMD with a circulation of 5,000,000 in AC quality from steel + nickel plating. If you want buy a 5 ruble coin, check out the online store.

5 rubles 2015 Feat of Soviet troops on the Crimean Peninsula

MMD minted 5 pieces. made of steel with a nickel galvanic coating applied to it, circulation - 2,000,000 for each.

5 rubles 2016 Capitals of states liberated by the Soviet Army - Answer - Not of interest yet

14 pieces produced. as AC, 2,000,000 copies of each; dedicated to the capitals of states liberated from 1943 to 1945. All 14 copies were released on August 1, 2016. Here you can buy sets.

5 rubles 2016 150 years of the founding of the Russian Historical Society (in plan) - Answer - Not of interest yet

It is planned that the products will appear in quantities of up to 5,000,000 pieces and will be made as AC from steel with a nickel galvanic coating.

If you want to sell or buy coins 2016, come to the store in Moscow. We sell and buy commemorative coins. You can also sell with us on favorable terms. coin 25 rubles Sochi 2014, 10 rubles 2011, 10 rubles 2014, numismatic products of the GVS series (“Cities of Military Glory”) and others. To get advice or find out How many exactly worth a coin just call us 8-800-333-14-77!

For those involved in numismatics, it is important to constantly be aware of prices for rare coins. To make it easier for numismatists to navigate the value of certain old coins, specialists regularly compile special price tag catalogs.

The most famous of them is the Tagansky price tag for coins. It is compiled by numismatists from Moscow who are engaged in trade old coins in the Numismat store. The store is located in Moscow, near the Taganskaya metro station. Hence the name of the Tagansky price tag.

The Tagansky price tag for coins takes its name from this place - a cult gathering place for numismatists near the Taganskaya metro station

Sellers of rare coins use this price tag as a guide. Based on his data, they adjust their prices only slightly.

Due to its prevalence and accessibility, the price tag is used by sellers in other cities of Russia.

The creators of this price tag also propose to evaluate coins depending on their safety. To do this, they created a special system that even a novice numismatist can easily understand.

Download the latest price list for November-December 2018

From our website you can always download current price tags for coins. The price tag consists of two images packed in a zip archive. If you do not have the opportunity to download archives, you can open the price tag in a new window: , .

Prices for coins of the USSR and the Bank of Russia are regularly printed in the Tagansky price list. The price tag appears on the Internet every month. It is very popular among amateurs and professional numismatists because it can be easily found on the Internet and its prices are periodically adjusted. However, you should not expect sharp price hikes for rare coins at this price tag.

Archive

In this section you can find previous issues of the Tagansky price tag.

Alternatives to the Tagan price tag

In Russia, alternative price tags for coins exist and are popular.

When grading coins, you can also use price list of the “Central Forum of Numismatists of the USSR”, and also price list from the Samara Numismatics website.

As for the first alternative price tag, it is issued by a fairly authoritative forum of numismatics fans on the RuNet and is very popular.

The price list from the Samara Numismatics website is also regularly updated and enjoys authority on the Internet.

All price tags presented on the Internet are in demand by numismatists. Each of them has a different approach to estimating the value of coins, and therefore any specialist will find it useful to become familiar with them.