Soviet Union 5 Roubles 1991 David Sasunski Monument Commemorative issue rare Coin # l-705
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5 Roubles David Sasunski Monument
π Rare 1991 Soviet Union 5 Roubles coin
π Commemorative issue featuring the David Sasunski Monument
π Copper-nickel composition, 19.8g weight
π Limited mintage adds to collectible value
π Historical significance and unique design
π° Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts
Description
Issuer
Soviet Union
(Russia)
Ruling authority
Soviet Union (1922-1991)
Type
Circulating commemorative coins
Year
1991
Value
5 Roubles
(5Β SUR)
Currency
Sixth Rouble (1961-1991)
Composition
Copper-nickel
Weight
19.8Β g
Diameter
35Β mm
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Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of numismatics with this rare Soviet Union 5 Roubles 1991 commemorative coin featuring the David Sasunski Monument. Issued in 1991 by the Soviet Union, this circulating commemorative coin holds a denomination of 5 Roubles and is part of the Sixth Rouble currency era (1961-1991). Crafted from copper-nickel, it weighs 19.8g with a diameter of 35mm, showcasing remarkable craftsmanship. The obverse displays the iconic monument, while the reverse bears the emblematic Soviet Union design.
This coin not only offers a tangible connection to a pivotal moment in history but also holds significant collectible value due to its rarity and historical importance. With its unique design and limited mintage, this coin appeals to both seasoned collectors and enthusiasts seeking a piece of Soviet numismatic history. Whether you are a coin aficionado or a history buff, this commemorative issue encapsulates a bygone era and serves as a tangible reminder of the Soviet Unionβs legacy.
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