1995 Russian Soviet Silver Coin 2 Ruble Proof Ussr Money Kopeyk Zhukov Wwii War

  

MAGE NOT AVAILABLE on the FACE of the 2 RUBLES COIN!!! RUSSIAN RARE SOVIET PROOF SILVER COIN TWO RUBLES - EXCELLENT CONDITION RUBLES - MIRROR COINS. BANK of RUSSIAN, SOLID SILVER RARE UNIQUE COIN, TWO RUBLES.

SILVER USSR COIN /// M. AR SHALL ZHUKOV, GENERALISSIMUS USSR /// 1941. COMMEMORATING the 50th ANNIVERSARY of the end of WORLD WAR II. OLD RARE _ MIRROR PROOF COIN. Russian USSR by Goznak Moscow (Soviet USSR Era-Epoch) in " Monetniy Dvor (Mint) - MINTED PROOF COIN ".

IMAGE NOT AVAILABLE on the FACE of the COIN!! Total weight, gr: 15.87 (±0.15). Content of chemically pure metal not less than, gr.

Diameter, mm: 33.00 (±0.20). A superb example all through, proof coin. The coin retains beautiful luster everywhere. Coin comes with original mint marked. Anyway, all this remains looks like overall excellent historical things, and in our opinion, everything adds tremendous significance of character to theses coin.

The best indication of condition is to study the photographs carefully, the pictures that are taken are also to be considered a part of the description of the item. RARE PROOF SILVER COIN - 2 rubles, MARSHALL ZHUKOV - GENERALISSIMUS USSR, MOSCOW - VICTORY PARADE, 1945 year. 2 rubles PROOF coin, 1995. COMMEMORATING the 50th ANNIVERSARY of the end of WORLD WAR. Bank of Russia Coin - Series: "The Great Patriotic War".

UNIQUE RARE TWO RUBLES COIN!! Victory Parade in Moscow, Marshal Zhukov on Red Square in Moscow, 2 rubles, reverse. On April 21, 1995, the Central Bank of the Russian Federation presented a commemorative 2 rubles Victory Parade in Moscow. Marshal Zhukov on Red Square. The banknote with a diameter of 33 millimeters is made as a "proof" from 500-carat silver.

The circulation was 200 thousand pieces. The two-headed eagle designed by I. The inscriptions along the rim: at the top - «???????? » (TWO RUBLES 1994), at the bottom - «?????????? The central part of the reverse is occupied by the image of Georgy Konstantinovich Zhukov, sitting on horseback. The Marshal of the Soviet Union reviews the parade of the regiments standing to his right against the backdrop of the Spasskaya Tower of the Moscow Kremlin. To the left of Zhukov is St. The cobblestones of Red Square are visible below. All images on the reverse are in relief. The text "VICTORY PARADE 24.06.45" runs along the edge at the top.