USSR Soviet Union 1 Ruble Hammer and Sickle Coin With Lenin October Revolution

Description: USSR Soviet Union 1 Ruble Hammer and Sickle Coin With Lenin October Revolution. Description of the coin On the obverse of the coin in the central part of the disk there is the coat of arms of the USSR with fifteen turns of the ribbon, below it is the denomination in two lines - "ONE RUBLE", along the circumference there is an inscription (from left to right): "FIFTY YEARS OF SOVIET POWER". On the reverse of the coin, shifted to the right, there is a relief image of the monument to V.I. Lenin with his hand outstretched forward, a sickle and a hammer are stylized in the background. To the left of the monument is a large star, and under it is the inscription "USSR". On the obverse and reverse of the coin there is a edging protruding along the circumference. Artist: I.S. Krylkov. Sculptors: N.N.Filippov and V.A.Zasukhin. Release Date: October 1, 1967 Total circulation: 52.5 million pieces, including 211.25 thousand of uncirculated quality (sold in sets of coins of this series). There are very rare versions as proof, most likely released for the 1980 Olympics, their circulation is unknown. There is a remake of 1988, minted on the LMD, the circulation is 55 thousand (it differs from the proof by the date on the edge - "1988"). Monuments to Lenin of the type depicted on the coin can be seen in many cities of Russia and the countries of the post-Soviet space. Lenin symbolically points with his hand to a brighter future. On some monuments, the leader of the proletariat is also depicted making a speech, and sometimes his hand is lowered. At the same time, the other hand can hold a cap (in rare cases, Lenin is depicted with a cap on his head). Last 6 coins

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