Genius Solution 5 Ruble Coin Ussr Uspenski Cathedral Coin 1990 Cccp Commemorative Coins - Limited Release [TURNXMzI]

Exclusive USSR 5 Ruble Coin: USPENSKI Cathedral

Introducing the highly collectible and historically significant USSR 5 Ruble Coin featuring the iconic USPENSKI Cathedral from the XV century. This uncirculated coin, minted in 1990, is a rare piece of Soviet history that will add value to any coin collection. With its impressive diameter of 35mm, weight of 19.8g, and thickness of 2.6mm, this coin is a testament to the craftsmanship of its time. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of history with our Original Commemorative 5 Ruble Coin from the Soviet Union.

• Original Commemorative Coin from 1990
• Obverse features the national arms of USSR and cathedral

Unmatched Collectible Value

This USSPENSKI Cathedral 5 Ruble Coin is not just a piece of currency; it's a valuable collectible. These coins are not legal tender, making them ideal investments into a small piece of history. As the number of coins from around the world decreases, their value continues to rise. Be an intelligent investor and secure your own piece of real old foreign money. Our coins are in good condition, although they may show signs of wear from circulation. Rest assured, no extremely worn coins are included.

• Not legal tender, ideal for investment
• Good condition with signs of circulation

Perfect for Collectors and Educators

Whether you're a coin collector or an educator looking for educational materials, this USSR 5 Ruble Coin is a must-have. The coin comes in a sealed and labeled bag with national attributes and decorations, making it perfect for educational projects or simply the joy of sorting through a collection of world coins. Add this unique piece to your collection or give it as a special gift for birthdays, anniversaries, or weddings. The USSPENSKI Cathedral 5 Ruble Coin is a gift that will be cherished for years to come.

• Sealed and labeled bags for educational projects
• Unique gift for coin collectors and history enthusiasts