The most expensive and rare coins of the USSR: valuable pennies of the USSR by year

Perhaps you have Soviet coins at home and you do not even know about their value. Better read the material below.

It is unlikely that today it is possible to surprise someone with information that some old Soviet coins are quite expensive and rare.

The most expensive and rare coins of the USSR

We present to your attention the most valuable Soviet coins:

1 Chervonets 1923 In 1923, the Petrograd Mint was produced more than 2.5 million gold wormers, which were intended for use in trade in the world market. Unfortunately, the Chervonets did not become a popular currency and therefore it was decided to melt them. It is reliably unknown how many such gold chervonians were left “in their hands”. The cost of this coin is approximately 170 000 rub.

2 kopecks of 1925 It so happened that in 1924 a very large number of coins of different denominations were released, so there were not so many money next year. It was known that in 1925 coins were not manufactured 2.3 and 5 kopecks - such an opinion existed for a long time. However, then it turned out that 2 kopecks were produced that year, but in very small quantities. This is what caused the popularity of these coins. Their cost is approximately 50,000 rubles.
2 kopecks of 1927 The value of these coins is determined by their small amount. There are only about 200 pcs. Such coins. Cost 1 is approximately 120 000 rub.

Silver 10, 15, 20 kopecks of 1931 Coins in the indicated year began to be made not of silver, as usual, but from Melchior. However, a small number of cents were still made of silver - it was this fact that gave them value. The price of such coins is approximately 150 000 rub.
20 kopecks 1934 This coin is distinguished by an interesting history of its origin and disappearance. A lot of small details were depicted on this coin, this served as a lot of defective coins. Soon it was decided to stop the release of that kind of money, and those that were manufactured to eliminate. It is known that the only real coin in 20 kopecks of 1934 is in the Hermitage. The rest is considered to be newlyed specimens, which were minted much later than 1934.

Coins 1947, 1958 Coins of these years are considered one of the most expensive Soviet coins. The thing is that both the coins of 1947 and the coins of 1958 were decided to melt. Therefore, there are very few such specimens left, some of them are of particular value and are stored in museums.

Coins of regular minting 1991 This year, both the Moscow factory and the Leningrad factory made banknotes. On the coins, respectively, there were the letters “m” and “l”, which meant the monetary courtyard in which they were made. By mistake, coins with the letters “M” and the year of manufacture 1990 instead of 1991 were made in the Moscow Minute Court. Coins with a face value of 5, 10 kopecks with the indicated errors are rare.
No less expensive are coins, bimetallic 10-ki, on which there was an inscription "State Bank of the USSR". Their value was that they were made in a very small amount
Jubilee coins are also very appreciated. They began to be produced since 1965. Not all coins are valuable, however, some copies are estimated at several million rubles.
Another valuable coin can be called "Reformers", That is, coins, on the gurt of which, for example, the inscription was confused, etc. Such coins include 10 kopecks of 1946. On the obverse of this coin, ears are depicted, which have 7 interceptions of the tape instead of 11. Another similar coin - 1 kopecks 1957 - on the obverse there are 16 interceptions of the tape, but there should be 15.

Coins are also valuable and expensive. Such coins are completely different from others and appear due to errors in manufacture.

There are a huge number of rare and very valuable coins of the USSR. Some of them are stored in museums, some are pleasing to the eyes of collectors, but many of them today are even unknown.