Collecting coins - an occupation not only fascinating, but also profitable. The price of rare specimens can be estimated in hundreds of thousands of rubles. But the modern banknotes, which each of us daily pays for goods and services, can give a surprise. The most expensive coins of Russia 1997-2014 - the cost of rarities, which can be found in his purse.
You can find a full list of rare currency notes with current prices on the website of the Valuable Coins of Russia.
Someone may find it incredible that some of the metal banknotes now in circulation have a relatively high cost. Several factors play a role here:
- The year of issue of the nominal. If, for example, 5 rubles in 2003 were issued in a limited edition, this makes the coin valuable and of considerable interest to collectors.
- Varieties of metal currency also make them rare. It happens that a coin of one year of issue and denomination differs from others. This increases its cost in tens and hundreds of times.
- Marriage. Coins that have a beautiful or rare type of marriage are actively bought up by numismatists and the price for them can be quite high.
The cost of coins depends on the degree of safety, and at different auctions price tags can differ. Therefore, in our rating we will take into account the average value of bank notes of the Bank of Russia. For the analysis, Taganskiy price tag data for November 2015 and information from specialized numismatic resources were used.
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50 kopecks in 1999 300 rubles
Opens the rating of the most expensive Russian coins 1997-2014 50 kopecks in 1999 ( St. Petersburg Mint).If someone is lucky enough to find this coin, it will enrich its owner by 300 rubles.
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2 rubles 1999 400 rubles
2 rubles 1999 ( Moscow Mint) will give to someone who finds such a coin, 400 rubles. The ninth place in our rating of the most valuable modern coins of Russia .But these specimens, although they exceed in hundreds of times the value of their face value, are far from records of the prices of some rarities, for which collectors are willing to pay huge sums.
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2 rubles 2001 more than 4 thousand rubles
2 rubles 2001 , released to the significant date of flight into space Yuri Gagarin - in eighth place in the list of the most expensive Russian coins. Only one specimen that does not have a mint sign is considered rare. The average price of such a rarity is from 4 thousand rubles and more.
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5 kopecks in 2002 6 thousand rubles
On the 7th place among of the rarest and most expensive Russian coins , currently in use - 5 kopecks in 2002, without the designation of the mint sign. The average price of such a rarity is about six thousand rubles, provided the specimen is perfectly preserved.
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1,2 and 5 rubles in 2002 8-9 thousand rubles
The year 2002 was rich in issuance of metal banknotes, which are among the most expensive coins of Russia 1997-2014 years .These include coins with the face value of 1,2 and 5 rubles , minted in Moscow and St. Petersburg. Their average cost is from 8 to 9 thousand rubles. These rarities take the sixth place in our rating.
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1, 2 and 5 rubles 2003 10-28 thousand rubles
The fifth place in the list of the most valuable and rare coins of Russia - for banknotes with the face value 1, 2 and 5 rubles of 2003 minted in St. Petersburg. Their rarity and value is due to the fact that the circulation of coins was limited and was intended for souvenir sets. So it happened that they got into a turnover. The most expensive of them is a 1 ruble coin. Its cost, depending on the security is from 10 to 28 thousand rubles. Coins with a face value of 2 and 5 rubles are estimated slightly lower - up to 20 thousand rubles.
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50 kopecks in 2001 70-120 thousand rubles
On the 4th place in the rating of the most expensive Russian coins 1997-2014, the value of which can reach an impressive amount - 50 kopecks in 2001 .The history of their appearance is not entirely clear. They were issued in a small print run, or there was an intentional leakage of trial copies. Anyway, the cost of the rarity is from 70 to 120 thousand rubles. In 2009, one of the copies was sold for 65 thousand rubles. Unfortunately, this rare coin is often counterfeited, so the risk of becoming a victim of scammers is great.
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1 kopeck 2011 100-150 thousand rubles
1 kopeck 2011 ( JV), in the authenticity of which there is no doubt, although there is only a photograph of her obverse, refers to the rarest and most expensive coins of Russia in 1997-2014, the cost of whichcan reach huge sums. It takes the third place in our rating. Most likely, this is a test sample of the circulation, which never came into circulation. As the coin was outside the mint - it is unknown. Since the rarities were not exhibited at public auctions, it is difficult to judge its true value. According to experts, the price for a coin is from 100 to 150 thousand rubles.
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5 rubles 1999 200 thousand rubles
Rare and one of the rarest coins is 5 rubles 1999 ( SP).The history of the appearance of the coin is similar to another intriguing find - 5 kopecks of the same year of release. She was found by the owner in a piggy bank in May 2009 and immediately caused an unprecedented stir among the collectors. Many considered the coin a clever fake, and the image - a banal photoshop. In the end, the find turned out to be the original and took its place in the catalogs. For today there are 2 copies of the coin. True cost is difficult to establish, but one of them was sold for a fabulous amount of 200 thousand rubles. The second place in the ranking.
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5 kopecks 1999 100-500 thousand rubles
5 kopecks 1999 ( SP) - one of the most expensive coins of modern Russia in 1997-2014, the cost of which, according to experts, can be from 100 to 500 thousand rubles. The history of the find of this rarity is extremely interesting. According to its owner, he found a coin in the piggy bank and asked for help in determining its authenticity for a specialized numismatic forum. The owner put up a photo of the find, but at first they were skeptical about the coin, mistaking it for a fake. Then it was described by two famous and competent numismatists Yuri Kulvelis and Alexander Stashkin and included in the catalogs. After that, no one doubted the authenticity of the rarity.
But how did this coin come about, and why almost 15 years after its release it was not known? The answer, according to numismatists, can be one - someone from the mint workers handed out a trial copy of the coin. Although in favor of the owner's version says the fact that the obverse obverse has scratches and scrapes - this is a sign that the coin has been in circulation for some time.
As for the cost, the owner estimated his find in 500 thousand rubles. At one of the auctions, the coin was put up for sale for 400,000 rubles, but there were no buyers for it.
