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3 Roubles Saint George the Victorious, Silver Bullion Coinage
| Issuer | Bank of Russia |
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| Year | 2016-2024 |
| Type | Non-circulating coin |
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| Obverse description | The central field bears a raised effigy of the State Coat of Arms of the Russian Federation, depicting a double-headed eagle. Surrounding the device, the upper legend reads РОССИЙСКАЯ ФЕДЕРАЦИЯ (Russian Federation) and the lower legend reads БАНК РОССИИ (Bank of Russia). The denomination 3 РУБЛЯ (3 Roubles) appears below the coat of arms, flanked by the year of issue. Metallic fineness indicators — Ag 999 and the fine silver content of 31.1 g — are inscribed in the field alongside the mint mark of the Saint Petersburg Mint (СПМД) or Moscow Mint (ММД), depending on the year of issue. |
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| Reverse description | The reverse bears a bold raised relief depiction of Saint George the Victorious mounted on a rearing horse, rendered in a dynamic and heroic artistic style. The saint is shown in full armour, his lance thrust downward to slay a serpentine dragon writhing beneath the horse's hooves. The composition fills the entire coin field with strong sculptural relief, emphasising the dramatic confrontation between the mounted warrior and the beast. The design draws directly from the traditional iconographic representation of Saint George as patron and protector, long associated with Russian state imagery. |
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| Mintage | 2016 СПМД - UNC - 18,205 2017 СПМД - UNC - 20,000 2018 ММД - UNC - 150,000 2018 СПМД - UNC; Mintage included above - 2019 СПМД - UNC - 100,000 2020 ММД - UNC - 300,000 2020 СПМД - UNC; Mintage included above - 2021 ММД - UNC - 200,000 2021 СПМД - UNC; Mintage included above - 2022 ММД - UNC - 205,000 2022 СПМД - UNC; Mintage included above - 2023 ММД - UNC - 500,000 2023 СПМД - UNC; Mintage included above - 2024 СПМД - UNC - 500,000 |
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