Post-War Peak 16-Ribbon Emblem Era (1948-1956)
10 kopeks, 1948
15 kopeks, 1948
20 kopeks, 1948
1 kopek, 1949
2 kopeks, 1949
3 kopeks, 1949
5 kopeks, 1949
15 kopeks, 1950
3 kopeks, 1951
5 kopeks, 1951
15 kopeks, 1951
1 kopek, 1952
2 kopeks, 1952
3 kopeks, 1952
10 kopeks, 1952
15 kopeks, 1952
20 kopeks, 1952
1 kopek, 1953
2 kopeks, 1953
3 kopeks, 1953
5 kopeks, 1953
10 kopeks, 1953
15 kopeks, 1953
20 kopeks, 1953
1 kopek, 1954
2 kopeks, 1954
3 kopeks, 1954
5 kopeks, 1954
10 kopeks, 1954
15 kopeks, 1954
20 kopeks, 1954
1 kopek, 1955
2 kopeks, 1955
3 kopeks, 1955
5 kopeks, 1955
10 kopeks, 1955
15 kopeks, 1955
20 kopeks, 1955
1 kopek, 1956
2 kopeks, 1956
3 kopeks, 1956
5 kopeks, 1956
10 kopeks, 1956
15 kopeks, 1956
20 kopeks, 1956
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The post-war Soviet definitive coinage era representing the USSR at its maximum geopolitical expansion. This highly uniform batch features 16 ribbons on the obverse emblem, matching the peak number of sixteen Union Republics.
See also
- Currency
- Batch currencies: Soviet Ruble
- Album
- Other batches in Ruble album: Belarus: National Currency | Russia: Modern Circulation | Russia: 55th Victory Anniversary | Russia: Ancient Cities | Russia: Federal Subjects | Russia: Military Glory | Russian Empire: Early 19th Century | Russian Empire: Nicholas II | Modern Ruble Coins | Russia: Pre-1998 Coinage | RSFSR: Revolutionary Issues | Early USSR: 1924–1934 | Post-Reform 7-Ribbon Emblem Era (1935-1936) | Pre-War & Wartime 11-Ribbon Emblem (1937-1946) | Final Old-Standard 15-Ribbon Series (1956-1957) | Standard Circulating 1 Ruble Definitive Series | USSR: Post-1961 Reform | USSR: Jubilee Rubles | 50th Anniversary of Soviet Power Series (1967) | Moscow 1980 Olympics Series | Prominent Personalities Series | 70th Anniversary of October Revolution (1987) | Historical Monuments 5-Roubles Series | First Mintmarks (1990-1991) | USSR: GKChP Series (1991)
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