Nickel-Brass 15 Kopecks of Russia (AD 1991)

Description

Russia, (AD 1991), Nickel-Brass 15 Kopecks, Obv: The arms of the Soviet Union (a hammer and sickle overlain on a globe above the sun with rays, all within wreath or sheaf of wheat stalks, star above within 15 ribbons on the wreath (7 + 1 + 7 ribbons), Rev: The denomination above the date within a partial wreath, 2.46 Gms, 19.00 mm, Extremely Fine.

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Introducing the Nickel-Brass 15 Kopecks of Russia, minted in AD 1991, a remarkable piece of numismatic history. This coin, struck in nickel brass, weighs 2.46 grams and has a diameter of 19.00 mm, making it a compact yet significant collectible. The obverse features the iconic arms of the Soviet Union, showcasing a hammer and sickle over a globe, encircled by a sheaf of wheat, with a star above it. The reverse displays the denomination alongside the date, elegantly framed by a partial wreath. Graded as Extremely Fine, this coin reflects its excellent condition, making it a prized addition to any collection. The year 1991 was pivotal in Russian history, marking the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the transition towards a new economic and political landscape. This coin serves as a tangible reminder of that transformative era, appealing to collectors interested in historical significance and cultural heritage. With its unique attributes and historical context, this 15 Kopecks coin is not just a piece of currency, but a collectible gem that tells a story of change and resilience.