The Russian Ruble Gold Coins

Russian Ruble Gold Coins were minted during 1898 and 1911 and the most popular two denominations of them are the 5 and 10 Rubles. These Russian Gold coins were the official currency of the Empire for nearly 500 years until the new brass plated steel ruble was introduced. Moreover, these coins have been used for 25 years as a means of currency in the Soviet Union. Each Gold Ruble Coin features the Imperial Coat of Arms on its reverse, as well as the seal of His Tsarist Majesty - a shielded double eagle with the crowns representing Russia, Astrakhan and Kazan. On the reverse side of the coin is also engraved the coin’s denomination and the year of mintage. On the obverse side of the coin is the profile portrait of the last Tsar of Russia, Nicholas II from the dynastic House of Romanov, along with the coin’s legend in Russian. Imperial Russian Roubles Coins were minted at the Imperial Russian Mint in St. Petersburg.

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