1 Rouble Konstantin Ivanov

发行方	Soviet Union
年份	1991
类型	Commemorative circulation coin
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正面描述	The State Coat of Arms of the Soviet Union occupies the upper portion of the field, depicting a hammer and sickle superimposed on a globe, surrounded by wheat sheaves bound with a ribbon, surmounted by a five-pointed star. Below the arms, the Cyrillic legend 'СССР' (USSR) is inscribed across the mid-field, with the numeral '1' and the denomination 'РУБЛЬ' (Rouble) displayed prominently beneath, and the date '1991' appearing in the lower exergue.
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铸造量	1991 - - 3,150,000 1991 - BU - 1991 - Proof - 350,000
附加信息	Konstantin Tsiolkovsky — not Ivanov — is the subject most associated with Soviet commemorative roubles of this period, so "Konstantin Ivanov" here almost certainly refers to the Chuvash poet Konstantin Vasilyevich Ivanov, born 1890, whose centenary this coin marks. Ivanov died at 26, leaving behind a single major work, the epic poem Narspi, which became the cornerstone of Chuvash literary identity. That a nationality of roughly one million people within the RSFSR received a Union-wide commemorative issue in the final year of the Soviet state's existence is itself an unremarkable bureaucratic accident — the 1991 commemorative programme was largely planned years earlier.

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