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RUSIA CONMEMORATIVE COINS 3 ROUBLES – 1 OZ

INDIVIDUAL ISSUES
3 RUBLOS 1993 The Centenary of the Russo-French Alliance
3 RUBLOS 1994 The 100th Anniversary of the Trans-Siberian Railway
3 RUBLOS 1997 First Anniversary of Russia/Belarus Commonwealth
3 RUBLOS 1997 Reconciliation and Concord
3 RUBLOS 1998 The Year of Human Rights in the Russian Federation
3 RUBLOS 1999 275th Anniversary of the First Russian University
3 RUBLOS 1999 275th Anniversary of the Russian Academy of Sciences
3 RUBLOS 1999 50th Anniversary of the Establishing Diplomatic Relations with the PRC (People’s Republic of China)
3 RUBLOS 2000 World Ice Hockey Championship (St. Petersburg, April 29-May 14, 2000)
3 RUBLOS 2000 Europe Football Championship of 2000
3 RUBLOS 2000 The XXVIIth Summer Olympic Games. Sydney 2000
3 RUBLOS 2000 The 55th Anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945
3 RUBLOS 2000 The 140th Anniversary of the Foundation of the State Bank of Russia
3 RUBLOS 2001 The 300th Anniversary of the Military Education in Russia. The Navigation School
3 RUBLOS 2001 The 225th Anniversary of the Bolshoi Theater
3 RUBLOS 2001 The 40th Anniversary of the space flight of Yu. A. Gagarin
3 RUBLOS 2001 The Savings-Affairs in Russia the building of the Educative House (the first Moscow savings-bank)
3 RUBLOS 2001 The Savings-Affairs in Russia he dam Dnieproges (the hydro-electric power station on the Dniepr River)
3 RUBLOS 2001 The Savings-Affairs in Russia the complex of premises of the Savings-Bank of the Russian Federation in Moscow,
3 RUBLOS 2001 The 10th Anniversary of the Commonwealth of Independent States
3 RUBLOS 2002 The XIXth Winter Olympic Games 2002, Salt Lake City, USA
3 RUBLOS 2002 150th Anniversary of the New Hermitage
3 RUBLOS 2002 Football World’s Cup 2002
3 RUBLOS 2002 Outstanding Russian Military Leaders and Sea Captains (P.S.Nakhimov)
3 RUBLOS 2003 World Biathlon Championship – 2003, Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia
3 RUBLOS 2005 250th Anniversary of Founding the Lomonosov Moscow State University
3 RUBLOS 2005 The 60th Anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945
3 RUBLOS 2006 The Centenary of Parliamentarianism in Russia
3 RUBLOS 2006 The Savings-Affairs in Russia.
3 RUBLOS 2007 The International Arctic Year
3 RUBLOS 2007 The 250th Anniversary of the Academy of Arts
3 RUBLOS 2007 The 50th Anniversary of Launching the First Artificial Earth Satellite
3 RUBLOS 2008 The 250th Anniversary of the Moscow Medicine Academy named for I.M. Sechenov
3 RUBLOS 2009 The 50th Anniversary of the Beginning the Moon Research by Space Equipment
3 RUBLOS 2010 The 65th Anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic war of 1941-1945 woman laying shells
3 RUBLOS 2010 The 65th Anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic war of 1941-1945 three Soviet soldiers on the tank turret
3 RUBLOS 2010 The 65th Anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic war of 1941-1945 three Soviet soldiers on the tank turret a medical orderly girl making bandage
3 RUBLOS 2010 The Russian General Census
3 RUBLOS 2010 The 39th World Chess Olympiad
3 RUBLOS 2011 Bicentenary of the Internal Troops of Russia’s Internal Ministry
3 RUBLOS 2011 50 Years of the Man’s First Space Flight
3 RUBLOS 2011 The Year of Spain in Russia and The Year of Russia in Spain
3 RUBLOS 2011 The Centenary of Foundation of the Russian Olympic Committee
3 RUBLOS 2011 The 225th Anniversary of the Founding the First Russian Insurance Institution
3 RUBLOS 2011 Sberbank 170 Years
3 RUBLOS 2012 The European Judo Championship in Chelyabinsk
3 RUBLOS 2012 The Centenary of the A.S. Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow
3 RUBLOS 2012 Centenary of the Air Forces
3 RUBLOS 2012 Tercentenary of the Beginning the Governmental Arms Production in the Town of Tula
3 RUBLOS 2012 Seasons of the Russian Language and Literature in the French Republic and of the French Language and Literature in the Russian Federation
3 RUBLOS 2013 The 350th Anniversary of the Foundation of the City of Penza
3 RUBLOS 2013 The Year of the Russian Federation in the Federal Republic of Germany and the Year of the Federal Republic of Germany in the Russian Federation
3 RUBLOS 2013 The World Track and Fields Athletics Championship in Moscow
3 RUBLOS 2013 The Years of Preservation of the Environment
3 RUBLOS 2013 The 1150th Anniversary of Foundation of the City of Smolensk
3 RUBLOS 2014 The 150th Anniversary of the Moscow Zoo
3 RUBLOS 2014 Deposits Insurance System
3 RUBLOS 2014 Symbol of the Ruble
3 RUBLOS 2014 World Judo Championship, the city of Chelyabinsk
3 RUBLOS 2014 The 250th Anniversary of the Foundation of the State Hermitage
3 RUBLOS 2015 The 50th Anniversary of the Day of the First Man’s Outing into the Outer Space

GEOGRAPHICAL SERIES:
The First Russian Voyage Around the World
3 RUBLOS 1993 The Map of the Voyage
3 RUBLOS 1994 The First Russian Antarctic Expedition
3 RUBLOS 1995 S.I. Chelyuskin
3 RUBLOS 1995 R. Amundsen
Russian Explorers of Central Asia
3 RUBLOS 1999 N.M.Przhevalsky he picture of members of an expedition against
3 RUBLOS 1999 N.M.Przhevalsky picture of an expedition’s camp against
The Development and Exploration of Siberia, the XVIth-XVIIth centuries
3 RUBLOS 2001 map of Siberia from the XVIIth century:
The 1st Kamchatka Expedition
3 RUBLOS 2003 Kamchatka Aboriginals
The 2nd Kamchatka Expedition
3 RUBLOS 2004 The 2nd Kamchatka Expedition, 1733-1743
Research Expeditions of G.I. Nevelskoy to the Far East of 1848-1849 and 1850-1855
3 RUBLOS 2013 Research Expeditions of G.I. Nevelskoy to the Far East of 1848-1849 and 1850-1855

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HISTORICAL SERIES
The Age of the Enlightenment. The XVIII century
3 RUBLOS 1992 The Saint Trinity Cathedral
3 RUBLOS 1992 The Academy of Sciences
Contribution of Russia to World Culture
3 RUBLOS 1993 Anna Pavlova
3 RUBLOS 1993 Feodor Shaliapin
3 RUBLOS 1994 A.A. Ivanov
3 RUBLOS 1994 V.I. Surikov
The Millennium of Russia
3 RUBLOS 1995 Alexander the Nevsky the Novgorod Kremlin
3 RUBLOS 1995 Alexander the Nevsky Cathedral in Pereslavl-Zalessky
3 RUBLOS 1996 Dmitri Donskoy «The Old Testament Trinity»
3 RUBLOS 1996 Dmitri Donskoy the picture of Russian and Mongolian fighter
200th Anniversary of the Birth of Pushkin
3 RUBLOS 1999 picture of A.S.Pushkin holding a writing book and a goose quill in his hands
3 RUBLOS 1999 portrait of A.S.Pushkin holding a goose quill in his hand
Dionissy
3 RUBLOS 2002 Dionissy
The Window into Europe
3 RUBLOS 2003 Vyborg
Theophanes the Greek
3 RUBLOS 2004 Theophanes the Greek
625th Anniversary of the Battle on Kulikovo Field
3 RUBLOS 2005 625th Anniversary of the Battle on Kulikovo Field
The Millennium of Founding the City of Kazan
3 RUBLOS 2005 The Millennium of Founding the City of Kazan
Andrew Rublyov
3 RUBLOS 2007 Andrew Rublyov
The 450th Anniversary of Voluntary Entering of Bashkiria into Russia
3 RUBLOS 2007 The 450th Anniversary of Voluntary Entering of Bashkiria into Russia
The 450th Anniversary of the Voluntary Entering of Udmurtiya into the Russian State
3 RUBLOS 2008 The 450th Anniversary of the Voluntary Entering of Udmurtiya into the Russian State
The 400th Anniversary of the Voluntary Entering of Kalmyk People into the Russian State
3 RUBLOS 2009 The 400th Anniversary of the Voluntary Entering of Kalmyk People into the Russian State
The Bicentennial Anniversary of the Birthday of N.V. Gogol
3 RUBLOS 2009 The Bicentennial Anniversary of the Birthday of N.V. Gogol
The History of Russian Currency
3 RUBLOS 2009 The History of Russian Currency
The Tercentenary of the Poltava Battle (July 8, 1709)
3 RUBLOS 2009 The Tercentenary of the Poltava Battle (July 8, 1709)
The 350th Anniversary of the Voluntary Entering of Buryatiya into the Russian State
3 RUBLOS 2011 The 350th Anniversary of the Voluntary Entering of Buryatiya into the Russian State
Bicentenary of Russia’s Victory in the Patriotic War of 1812
3 RUBLOS 2012 Bicentenary of Russia’s Victory in the Patriotic War of 1812
Millennium of the Unity of Mordovian People with the Peoples of the Russian State
3 RUBLOS 2012 Millennium of the Unity of Mordovian People with the Peoples of the Russian State
The 400th Anniversary of the People’s Voluntary Corps Headed by Kozma Minin and Dmitry Pozharsky
3 RUBLOS 2012 The 400th Anniversary of the People’s Voluntary Corps Headed by Kozma Minin and Dmitry Pozharsky
Bicentenary of the Birthday of Mikhail Yuryevich Lermontov
3 RUBLOS 2014 Bicentenary of the Birthday of Mikhail Yuryevich Lermontov
The 700th Anniversary of the Birthday of Reverend Sergius Radonezhsky
3 RUBLOS 2014 The 700th Anniversary of the Birthday of Reverend Sergius Radonezhsky
The Centenary of the Unity of Russia and Tuva and of Foundation of Kyzyl City
3 RUBLOS 2014 The Centenary of the Unity of Russia and Tuva and of Foundation of Kyzyl City

ARCHITECTURAL SERIES
Monuments of Russia
3 RUBLOS 1993 The Bell-Tower «Ivan the Great»
3 RUBLOS 1993 The Cathedral of Intercession on the Moat
3 RUBLOS 1994 The Intercession Church on the Nerli-River
3 RUBLOS 1994 The Cathedral of the Nativity of the Mother of God in Suzdal
3 RUBLOS 1994 The Architectural Monuments of the Kremlin in Ryazan
3 RUBLOS 1994 The Smolny Institute and Cloister in St. Petersburg
3 RUBLOS 1995 The Golden Gate, XIIth Century, Vladimir
3 RUBLOS 1995 The Millennium of Belgorod
3 RUBLOS 1995 Smolensk Kremlin, 11th-18th Centuries
3 RUBLOS 1995 The Wooden Architecture of Kizhi
3 RUBLOS 1995 The 200th Anniversary of the First Russian National Library, St. Petersburg
3 RUBLOS 1996 The Church of Ilya the Prophet in Yaroslavl
3 RUBLOS 1996 Tobolsk Kremlin
3 RUBLOS 1996 Kazan Kremlin
3 RUBLOS 1996 The Winter Palace in St. Petersburg
3 RUBLOS 1997 The Monastery of the Virgin’s Saint Entrance Presentation in Yaroslavl
3 RUBLOS 1997 The Monastery of the Nativity Birth-Giver-of-God Hermitage of Kursk
3 RUBLOS 1997 Solovetski Monastery
3 RUBLOS 1998 100 th Anniversary of the Russian Museum portrait of E.V. Davydov painted by O.A. Kiprensky
3 RUBLOS 1998 100 th Anniversary of the Russian Museum sculpture «The Russian Sceavola» by V.I. Demut-Malinovsky,
3 RUBLOS 1998 100 th Anniversary of the Russian Museum fragment (a head of an archangel) from a half-length icon
3 RUBLOS 1998 100 th Anniversary of the Russian Museum fragment of the painting «A Merchant’s Woman Drinking Tea» by the painter B.M. Kustodiyev.
3 RUBLOS 1998 The Nilo Stolobenskaya Hermitage
3 RUBLOS 1998 The Savvino Storozhevsky Monastery
3 RUBLOS 1999 The Mosque «Mardjany», Kazan.
3 RUBLOS 1999 The Yuryev Monastery, Novgorod
3 RUBLOS 1999 Kuskovo Country Estate, Moscow
3 RUBLOS 1999 The Monument of Friendship, Ufa
3 RUBLOS 2000 The Ugreshsky-Saint Nicholas Monastery
3 RUBLOS 2000 The Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin (XVIth ctntury)
3 RUBLOS 2000 he City of Pushkin (Tsarskoye Selo), XVIIIth century
3 RUBLOS 2002 The Saint John Nunnery (the XXth century) St. Petersburg
3 RUBLOS 2002 The Church of the Savior Miraculous (the XVIIIth century), the Voronovo village
3 RUBLOS 2002 The Iversky Monastery (XVIIth century), Valday
3 RUBLOS 2002 Kideksha (XIIth – XVIIIth centuries)
3 RUBLOS 2003 The Saint Daniel Monastery (XIIIth – XIXth centuries), Moscow
3 RUBLOS 2003 The Kremlin of Pskov ( Xth – XIXth centuries)
3 RUBLOS 2003 The Ipatyevsky Monastery (XIVth – XIXth centuries), the city of Kostroma.
3 RUBLOS 2003 The Saint Trinity Seraphim-Diveyevsky Monastery (XVIIIth – XXth centuries).
3 RUBLOS 2004 The Wooden Architecture (the XIXth – XXth centuries), the city of Tomsk
3 RUBLOS 2004 The Epiphany Cathedral (the XVIIIth century), Moscow
3 RUBLOS 2004 The Church of the Sign of the Holy Mother of God (the XVIIth century). Moscow Region, Dubrovitsy Village
3 RUBLOS 2004 The Church of the St. Virgin Nativity (1390), Gorodniya Village
3 RUBLOS 2005 The I.V. Russakov House of Culture, XXth century, Moscow
3 RUBLOS 2005 The Saint Nicholas Cathedral (XIIIth – XIXth centuries), the city of Kaliningrad
3 RUBLOS 2005 The Underground Station «Kropotkinskaya», Moscow
3 RUBLOS 2005 The Virgin Monastery of Raifa, Republic of Tatarstan
3 RUBLOS 2005 The Novosibirsk State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre
3 RUBLOS 2006 The Building of the State Bank, the City of Nizhny Novgorod.
3 RUBLOS 2007 The Nevyansk Inclined Tower (the XVIIIth century), Sverdlovsk Region
3 RUBLOS 2007 The Kazan Railway Station (1862-1864), Moscow
3 RUBLOS 2008 The Cathedral of Saint Demetrius (XIIth Century), the city of Vladimir
3 RUBLOS 2008 The House of N.I. Sevastyanov (House of the Trade Unions), the XIXth century, the City of Ekatherinburg
3 RUBLOS 2008 The Cathedral of Nativity of Our Lady of Snetogorsk Monastery
3 RUBLOS 2008 The Assumption Church (Admiralty’s)(the XVIIth-XIXth centuries), the City of Voronezh
3 RUBLOS 2008 The Saint Nicholas Cathedral (XIXth Century) of the City of Yakutsk
3 RUBLOS 2008 The Saint Vladimir Cathedral of Zadonsk Monastery of Nativity of Our Lady
3 RUBLOS 2009 Vitebsky Railway Station (the early XXth century), Saint Petersburg
3 RUBLOS 2009 The Tula Kremlin (XVIth century)
3 RUBLOS 2009 Odygitriya Church (the XVIIth century), Smolensk Region
3 RUBLOS 2009 The Intercession Cathedral, the City of Voronezsh
3 RUBLOS 2010 The Holy Trinity Church, Saint Petersburg
3 RUBLOS 2010 The Saviour’s Transfiguration Cathedral, Orel Region, the Town of Bolkhov
3 RUBLOS 2010 The Battle Tower «Vovnushki», Republic of Ingushetiya, Village Vovnushki
3 RUBLOS 2010 The Ensemble of the Round Square, Petrozavodsk
3 RUBLOS 2011 The Saint Sergius-Kazansky Cathedral, the City of Kursk
3 RUBLOS 2012 The Savior’s Transfiguration Cathedral, the Town of Belozersk, Vologda Region
3 RUBLOS 2012 The Assumption Kolotsky Monastery, Mozhaisk District of Moscow Region
3 RUBLOS 2012 The Ferapontov Luzhetsky Monastery, the Town of Mozhaisk, Moscow Region
3 RUBLOS 2012 The Temple of Sanctifier Martin the Confessor, Moscow
3 RUBLOS 2012 The Cathedral of the Saint Virgin’s Nativity, Vladimir Region
3 RUBLOS 2013 The Assumption Cathedral on Gorodok, the Town of Zvenigorod, Moscow Region
3 RUBLOS 2013 The Cathedral of Virgin’s Saint Entrance Presentation, the City of Cheboksary, Chuvash Republic
3 RUBLOS 2013 The Trinity Cathedral, the City of Verkhoturye, Sverdlov Region
3 RUBLOS 2013 The Kronstadt Saint Nikolas the Miracle Man Marine Cathedral, Kronstadt District of Saint Petersburg
3 RUBLOS 2014 The Church of Sanctifier Nikolas the Miracle Man, Moscow
3 RUBLOS 2014 The Church Tkhaba-Yerdy, Republic of Ingushetia
3 RUBLOS 2014 The House-Museum of I.S. Turgenev, Orel Region
3 RUBLOS 2014 The Church of Saint George, Dzivgis Village, Republic of Northern Ossetia-Alania
3 RUBLOS 2014 Gostiny Dvor, the City of Orenburg
3 RUBLOS 2015 Saint Sophia Cathedral, the Town of Tobolsk, Tyumen Region
3 RUBLOS 2015 The Building of Railway Station, City of Vladivostok

PROTECT OUR WORLD SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 1993 The Brown Bear
3 RUBLOS 1994 Sable
3 RUBLOS 1995 Lynx
3 RUBLOS 1996 Amur Tiger
3 RUBLOS 1997 Polar Bear
3 RUBLOS 2000 Snow Leopard
3 RUBLOS 2004 Reindeer
3 RUBLOS 2008 The European Beaver
3 RUBLOS 2011 Southwest Asian Leopard

RUSSIAN BALLET SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 1993 a dancing ballet duet
3 RUBLOS 1994 a dancing duet
3 RUBLOS 1995 The Sleeping Beauty
3 RUBLOS 1996 The Nutcracker Masha and the Prince dancing at the ball,
3 RUBLOS 1996 The Nutcracker the Prince and the King of Mice
3 RUBLOS 1997 The Swan Lake four ballerinas performing the small swans dance
3 RUBLOS 1997 The Swan Lake wicked genius Rothbart and Siegfried in their single combat from the Third Act
3 RUBLOS 1999 Raymonda picture of the Saracen sheikh Abderakhman and Raymonda
3 RUBLOS 1999 Raymonda picture of the knight Jean de Brienne and Saracen sheikh

THE OLYMPIC CENTURY OF RUSSIA SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 1993 Football, 1910

THE 300TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE RUSSIAN FLEET SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 1996 the icebreaker Yermak
3 RUBLOS 1996 the aircraft-carrying cruiser

100 TH ANNIVERSARY OF VITTE’S EMISSION LAW SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 1997 S.Y. Vitte

850 TH ANNIVERSARY OF MOSCOW SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 1997 the picture of ancient builders, Moscow Kremlin and theRiver Moskva
3 RUBLOS 1997 the pictures of Moscow Kremlin of today and the Temple of Christ the Savoir against a background of the River Moskva

OUTSTANDING RUSSIAN MILITARY COMMANDERS SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 2000 A.V.Suvorov

RUSSIA ON THE THRESHOLD OF MILLENNIUMS SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 2000 The Science
3 RUBLOS 2000 Human Being in the Modern World

SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 2003 Leo
3 RUBLOS 2003 Virgo
3 RUBLOS 2003 Libra
3 RUBLOS 2003 Scorpion
3 RUBLOS 2003 Archer
3 RUBLOS 2003 Capricorn
3 RUBLOS 2004 Aquarius
3 RUBLOS 2004 Pisces
3 RUBLOS 2004 Aries
3 RUBLOS 2004 Taurus
3 RUBLOS 2004 Twins
3 RUBLOS 2004 Cancer

THE LUNAR CALENDAR SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 2003 The Goat
3 RUBLOS 2004 The Monkey
3 RUBLOS 2005 The Cock
3 RUBLOS 2006 The Dog
3 RUBLOS 2007 Wild Boar
3 RUBLOS 2007 Rat
3 RUBLOS 2008 The Bull
3 RUBLOS 2009 Tiger
3 RUBLOS 2010 Rabbit
3 RUBLOS 2011 Dragon
3 RUBLOS 2012 Snake
3 RUBLOS 2013 Horse

SPORTS SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 2004 European Football Championship.Portugal
3 RUBLOS 2004 The XXVIIIth Summer Olympic Games, Athens
3 RUBLOS 2005 Track-and-Field Athletics World Championshipin Helsinki
3 RUBLOS 2006 XX Olympic Winter Games 2006, Torino, Italy
3 RUBLOS 2006 FIFA World Cup, Germany
3 RUBLOS 2008 World Walking-Race Cup (Cheboksary)
3 RUBLOS 2008 The XXIXth Olympic Summer Games (Beijing) Series:
3 RUBLOS 2013 Sambo

RUSSIA IN THE UNESCO WORLD CULTURE AND NATURE HERITAGE SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 2006 The Moscow Kremlin and Red Square
3 RUBLOS 2008 Volcanoes of Kamchatka
3 RUBLOS 2009 Historic Monuments of Velikiy Novgorod and its Suburbs
3 RUBLOS 2010 Yaroslavl (to the Millennium of the Town’s Foundation)

THE CAPITALS OF THE MEMBER STATES OF THE EAEC SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 2008 The City of Moscow

LEGENDS AND TALES OF THE MEMBER STATES OF THE EAEC SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 2009 Tales of the peoples of Russia

THE 150TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTHDAY OF A.P. CHEKHOV
3 RUBLOS 2009 The 150th Anniversary of the Birthday of A.P. Chekhov

THE FAUNA OF THE MEMBER STATES OF THE EAEC SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 2009 Bear

OUTSTANDING SPORTSMEN OF RUSSIA (FIGURE SKATING) SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 2010 Rodnina I.K. – Zaitsev A.G.
3 RUBLOS 2010 Pakhomova L.A. – Gorshkov A.G.

THE 150-TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BANK OF RUSSIA SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 2010 The 150-th Anniversary of the Bank of Russia

THE INTERNATIONAL COIN PROGRAM OF THE EAEC MEMBER STATES
3 RUBLOS 2010 The 10th Anniversary of Founding the EAEC
3 RUBLOS 2010 National Customs and Ceremonies of the people of the EAEC Member States
3 RUBLOS 2011 The World of Our Children
3 RUBLOS 2011 The Great Silk Way
3 RUBLOS 2012 The Object of UNESCO World Nature Heritage Vrangel Island
3 RUBLOS 2012 The Object of UNESCO World Culture Heritage Ascension Church in Kolomenskoye

THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF INDEPENDENT STATES SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 2011 The 20th Anniversary of the Commonwealth of Independent States

THE XXII OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES AND THE XI PARALYMPIC WINTER GAMES OF 2014 IN THE CITY OF SOCHI SERIES
3 RUBLOS 2011 Biathlon
3 RUBLOS 2011 Alpine Skiing
3 RUBLOS 2011 Figure Skating
3 RUBLOS 2011 Hockey
3 RUBLOS 2011 Leopard
3 RUBLOS 2012 Skeleton
3 RUBLOS 2012 Snowboard
3 RUBLOS 2012 Ski Jumping
3 RUBLOS 2012 Freestyle skiing
3 RUBLOS 2012 Polar Bear
3 RUBLOS 2013 Curling
3 RUBLOS 2013 Nordic Combined
3 RUBLOS 2013 Speed skating
3 RUBLOS 2013 Luge
3 RUBLOS 2013 Bobsleigh
3 RUBLOS 2013 Cross-country skiing
3 RUBLOS 2013 Ice sledge-hockey
3 RUBLOS 2013 Short track speed skating
3 RUBLOS 2013 Hare

THE 1150TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ORIGIN OF THE RUSSIAN STATEHOOD SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 2012 The 1150th Anniversary of the Origin of the Russian Statehood

OUTSTANDING RUSSIAN MILITARY LEADERS AND SEA CAPTAINS SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 2013 A.S. Shein

THE XXVII WORLD SUMMER UNIVERSIADE OF 2013 IN THE CITY OF KAZAN SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 2013 The XXVII World Summer Universiade of 2013 in the City of Kazan

OUTSTANDING PERSONALITIES OF RUSSIA SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 2015 Painter V.A. Serov
3 RUBLOS 2015 Pianist S.T. Richter
3 RUBLOS 2015 Composer P.I. Tchaikovsky

THE 70TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE VICTORY OF THE SOVIET PEOPLE IN THE GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR OF 1941-1945 SERIES:
3 RUBLOS 2015 The 70th Anniversary of the Victory of the Soviet People in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945

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Silver Rider o simplemente plata

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Con la onza sobre los 13 euros esto es lo que algunos piensan sobre el 2015

http://www.outsiderclub.com/2015-silver-forecast/1318

Teoría de Ciclos, análisis técnico y algo de fundamental por el lado conspiranoico.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-12-22/many-phases-silver-part-1?page=1

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http://www.visualcapitalist.com/silver-series-many-phases-silver-part-1-4/

Lo mejor de zerohedge suelen ser algunos comentarios del estilo:

MEFOBILLS

During the Levant, man’s misunderstanding of money led to much slavery abuse and misery.  Semitic speaking people would distribute members of their tribe in entrepot cities throughout the Mediterranean.

In Greece, for example Semites would sit on outdoor benches waiting to do their work.  These were the money changers, precursors to today’s bankers.

A Greek victim would sidle up to the bench and ask for a Silver loan.  A clay tablet would be proffered by money changer, and Greek citizen would impress his stylus, making his mark, and establishing a debt/credit contract.

The clay ledger would have usury mathematics behind it, and the numbers would grow and demand to be paid at a later date.  The catch?  An intangible number on a ledger was magically equated with something physical from the future.

There had to be silver in the supply in future in order to pay the ever growing intangible ledger.  Man somehow could not discern the difference between tangible, intangible, and making numbers grow outside of nature.

Our Semite friends used Iron Age implements to accelerate silver production as this money medium allowed a brisk trade around the Med.  This helped speed up Western Man’s development as trade caused ferment.

However, the future would always come and physical silver would not be in supply in enough volume.  So, in order to cancel the clay debts, you had to give up your life.  Usually you would be taken into slavery to work in the silver mines.

This led to the “shaking off of debts” in Greece.   Farm production had dropped to almost nothing as farmers were being taken as slaves by the money changers.  Said money changers would also limit silver production as they came to own the mines.

Jesus was killed for 30 pieces of silver, as at the time it was a generational debt.  Judas may have even had debts passed down to him from his father…who knows.  But, it takes a particularly evil mind to come up with generational debts.

Read Babylonian Woe to get a good idea of metal money and its murderous history.  All metal money is blood stained.

http://www.whale.to/c/Babylonian_Woe.pdf

Precios Sberbank / Banco de Rusia Metales Preciosos

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Precios del Banco de Rusia / Sberbank de Metales Preciosos Intervenidos ;( en rublos

1 € aprox. igual a 60 rublos hoy. Mañana ya veremos. Cayendo el rublo.

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Para los que de ruso andeis un poco justos el orden es oro, plata, platino y paladio. Bid-Ask.

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Y de muestra un botón

ps Entrada nº 200 desde Rusia con…Metales Preciosos y Amor

¿Qué pasa con la plata?

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Otro punto de vista… quizá un tanto sesgado. Me quedo con los datos y algún otro detalle. Haced vosotros vuestra propia selección.

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Silver Is Getting Murdered

By Jimmy Mengel | Monday, September 29th, 2014

There’s a reason they call silver the “Devil’s Metal” — following its whipsaw price fluctuations can make you feel possessed by some awful demon.

Since silver is a constantly shifting monetary asset, an investment vehicle, and an industrial metal, the price cycles can leave your head spinning like Linda Blair in The Exorcist.

And by the way it’s been going — I have a significant investment in physical silver myself — I’m not above channeling some dark magic to turn this thing around.

Perhaps I could learn a thing or two from Bolivian silver miners, who have their own unique approach to dealing with the dangers of silver…

The Cerra Rico in Bolivia is known as the «mountain that eats men» since over 8 million miners have met their fate inside the mine since the 16th century. Before entering, miners at Cerra Rico sacrifice a goat and splash the blood over the mine entrance for good luck.

It’s starting to sound like a reasonable idea, since silver has turned into the metal that eats investors… I may do the same to my computer screen after writing this article.

It has been an absolute bloodbath in the silver market. Since cresting at close to $50 in 2011, silver has been beaten back to 2009 levels. Here’s the bloodcurdling chart:

silver chart 5 yr osc

It’s not a pretty picture. Silver has shed all of those great gains from 2011, and this can leave precious metals investors scrambling for answers. But take a deep breath…

There are two questions you should be asking yourself: how long can it go, and when should I buy more?

Well, if we look at official data, there are some obvious reasons for silver’s slaughter.

The dollar is reaching new highs…

The stock market seems to break a new record every single month…

Official inflation is practically non-existent…

Did I just write that? Am I living in a crazy delusion of some kind?

I am seriously questioning my sanity and reality when I see numbers like this. How can this be? If you simply take a look at what is happening in the world right now, it boggles the mind as to how we’re churning out such impressive numbers.

So, let me get this straight…

The dollar is hitting highs.

Yet we’ve debased it enough through quantitative easing that it should have been simply crushed over the past few years.

This is a case of the prettiest cow in the slaughterhouse. The dollar has hit a four-year high against the Japanese yen and a nine-month high against the UK pound.

The ironic part is that these currencies — and especially emerging market currencies — are taking a hit in part because America is set to ease off of its bond buying next month. So we print upwards of $4 trillion to quell our markets, all of that extra money does nothing to debase our currency, yet when we stop doing it, other countries’ currencies get crushed and the dollar rises to the top?

Talk about a global scam of epic proportions….

Speaking of scams, how about the record-setting stock performance?

The stock market has run up to record highs and seems to hit a new one every week. All the while, the smart money is slowly backing out, CEOs are selling off their own personal stock in record numbers, and billionaires are betting on a crash.

As Adam told you this month, 7,181 insiders bought their own stock this year while 23,323 sold off their shares. You hear that? It’s the sound of rich people taking their money off the table.

George Soros, one of the world’s most successful investors, has put in a $2.2 billion bet that the crash is coming this year. He’s confident enough that he almost doubled his short position on the S&P 500 ETF (NYSE: SPY).

And while inflation hasn’t shown up on those fancy government reports, when you go to the grocery store, you are feeling it every day. It’s true, the Core Consumer Price Index (CPI) hasn’t moved all summer — but that doesn’t account for either food or energy. And that’s where we’re feeling the sting.

The price for a gallon of milk is the highest it’s been since 2011 and up a whopping 21% from last year alone. God help you if you like a splash of milk in your morning coffee, because coffee is up over 50% since last year!

You won’t find any bargains in the meat aisle, either. Meat prices are up 8.8% this year and show no signs of getting any cheaper.

Overall, food is up 2.9%, well above the «official» inflation figures.

Energy has followed suit, as our electricity bills are up over 4% and gas has risen 5.8%. So we’re feeling inflation, whether the government wants to admit it or not.

You see, each and every reason for precious metals tanking is a bunch of hot air. All of the signs are there, so when the Fed chickens finally come home to roost and they «taper» the grand QE experiment, the market will finally be forced to stand on its own wobbly legs.

And just like a bandy-legged goat calf, it will topple right over.

When the Fed is forced to admit that we simply can’t succeed without massive government intervention, things will change very quickly for the stock market — and precious metals in particular.

The long and short of it is that silver could still take another dive. As long as these charades keep playing out, there is no reason to see a big recovery in the precious metals market. But our time will come, and buying at seriously depressed prices is exactly how I like to build my positions.

That’s right, we’re buying silver all the way down. But since I know my psychic limitations, I don’t dare try to predict the bottom. That’s to say, I never back up the truck at any one time.

Your best bet is to dollar-cost average your position — that’s scheduling to buy a bit at a time regardless of the cost — when it dips and hang on tight for the long term. By dollar-cost averaging, you can help bring down the average cost of the silver you currently hold and reduce some of the pain of that position.

It’s not going to be pretty, and it sure won’t be fun — but eventually, we’ll have the last laugh.

Since the 1930s, only one bull market has lasted longer than this one… and its time is about up. When it finally comes crumbling down, we’ll see the rise of precious metals once again. And it’ll be a sharp, quick rise.

In the meantime, please excuse me… I’m heading out to find a goat.

Godspeed,
Jimmy<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /> Mengel
P.S. Meet Me at The World MoneyShow Toronto — October 16-18, 2014!

 

Plata. El metal de los metales para los sumerios

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Al margen de lo de los extraterrestres y tal, la plata para sumerios y acadios era el metal por excelencia. Lo que yo digo 😀

¿Por qué los ladrones en Sumeria asaltaban a los que llevaban espirales alrededor del brazo?

por Javier Sanz el 8 septiembre 2014

http://historiasdelahistoria.com/2014/09/08/por-que-los-ladrones-en-sumeria-asaltaban-a-los-que-llevaban-espirales-alrededor-del-brazo

En los últimos años, gracias al Youtube, se han popularizado videos donde se publicita la tesis, ya vieja, de que una raza extraterrestre llegó a la Tierra y creó a los sumerios, como esclavos genéticos, para trabajar extrayendo metales, sobre todo oro.

Por una parte, podría uno preguntarse qué curiosos extraterrestres son esos que no se han enterado de que el universo, empezando por nuestra Luna y siguiendo por los asteroides, está lleno de oro. O por qué son capaces de recorrer años luz por el espacio y no saben diseñar un robot minero… ¡Misterios del mundo magufo!  En todo caso, el mayor de los argumentos que se podría oponer a esas singulares tesis, es que para los sumerios el oro no tenía nada de especial. Se supone que si unos dioses les habían enseñado el valor de ese metal tan codiciado por la divinidad, debería reflejarse en su cultura. Y no es así.

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La economía sumeria se basaba en el trueque. Para evitar que los mercados se convirtieran en un campo de batalla, los gobernantes y, más tarde, los reyes emitían anualmente tablas de equivalencias de productos. Así, cualquier comprador podía saber que un kilo de lana  equivalía a, por ejemplo, dos litros de cerveza, 300 gramos de cobre o 2 kilos de dátiles. Gracias a muchas de esas tablas que se han conservado hasta nuestros días, sabemos que el oro no era de los metales más caros. Había otros materiales que lo superaban, como el lapislázuli, el cobre, el estaño y, por encima de todos, la plata.

El metal de los metales entre los dos ríos era la plata. Y resultaba tan apreciado, que solamente los miembros de las familias reales, gobernadores o altos miembros del clero podían lucir adornos plateados en su vestimenta o portar joyas de dicho material. En la propia familia real acadia, las hijas de los reyes iniciaron la costumbre de lucir lo que se piensa que era una especie de diadema plateada.

Diadema de plata

Otra función que cumplía este metal a la perfección era la de estabilizador del sistema económico. Imaginemos a un campesino que desea comprar un cordero para celebrar la boda de su hija y se encamina al mercado con una cierta cantidad de cebada para canjear. ¿Qué sucede si el tratante de ganado no necesita cebada? La solución era bien fácil. El campesino podía dirigirse a cualquier recinto sagrado donde le cambiaban la cebada por su equivalente en plata (también tenía la opción de recurrir a un cambista, pero los templos pedían un tanto por ciento bastante más bajo por la “operación bancaria”). Con la plata en su poder, ya podía comprar el cordero con la confianza de que ese metal  iba a ser aceptado por cualquier comerciante. Un elemento curioso es que esa plata que le daba el templo, se presentaba bajo la forma de anillos de 8 gramos de peso o espirales en caso de grandes cantidades. No solo podía llevarlos cómodamente en los dedos y brazos, sino que los anillos podían dividirse en cuatro partes de 2 gramos cada una, a modo de calderilla.

Dinero sumerio

Otro elemento que indica la importancia que le daban a ese metal, es que estaba bien considerado como regalo a los dioses. Era muy habitual que cada cierto número de años -entre 5 y 7-, un templo organizara una procesión para visitar a otro templo. Así, por ejemplo, el clero del recinto sagrado de Ur, podía visitar al de Nippur. Se consideraban visitas de los dioses, pues las estatuas de las divinidades participaban en el viaje. En el ejemplo especificado, se consideraba que el dios Nannar de Ur hacía una visita de cortesía a sus padres Enlil y Ninlil de Nippur. Durante la procesión se intercambiaban regalos de todo tipo, entre los que eran habituales los obsequios de plata, pues eso daba prestigio al templo que los entregaba. También era costumbre que si una persona era lo bastante rica y deseaba hacerle un regalo a un dios para agradecer alguna gracia, el regalo fuese de plata en vez de otro metal. El dios de turno te tenía más en cuenta si le regalabas un pene de plata en vez de uno de oro. Los templos elaboraban listas de inventario de los objetos del culto (al igual que muchas cofradías actuales) y muchas de esas listas han llegado hasta nosotros. En ellas se puede comprobar, por ejemplo, que los escribas colocaban en primer lugar de la lista los objetos de dicho metal.

Finalmente, y volviendo jocosamente al tema inicial, los defensores de los extraterrestres extractores de oro, suelen alegar también que dicho oro era necesario para que los ordenadores superavanzados funcionaran, ya que como bien se sabe, el oro es un gran conductor de electricidad. Sin embargo, cualquiera que haya estudiado algo de física sabe que el mejor conductor de electricidad que existe es la plata. ¡Hasta en eso resultaron ser más listos los sumerios que esos extraterrestres tan chapuceros!

Crisis del Siglo XVII

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Como comentaba en una entrada anterior…y siendo el verano tiempo de relax y lectura, aquí os dejo unas páginas del prólogo de lo que se avecina. Muy digerible

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Podéis abrir cada página del libro en pantalla aparte y ampliar a vuestra discreción Ctrl + /  Crtl –

¡¡Qué os aproveche!!

ps Siempre pasa igual…mecachis…unos pocos bienviven y el resto malvivimos/sobrevivimos…aunque ni punto de comparación del momento presente con aquel entonces, desde luego. Podríamos empapelar el planeta con todos los billetes impresos en el mundo…o sólo con los dólares/euros/libras/yenes quizá nos sobrara. ¡Qué tiempos aquellos de metales con valor intrínseco! ¡No se podían fabricar más onzas, por mucho que lo intentasen los alquímicos!

Chascarrillos Centrales Argénteo-Auríferos

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En estos días de canícula veraniega, valga la redundancia, además de lecturas pendientes retomadas por quincuagésima  séptima vez ,que ya comentaré en otra entrada, hablo con unos y con otros de las maneras/en los soportes más inverosímiles – esto de la tecnología es impresionante -incluso en persona,  en diferentes lenguas y sobre los temas más diversos. Entenderéis que no cite las fuentes.

Por un lado, de entre varios, se repite el «mantra» del oro y la plata como reservas de valor y sus derivaciones. En una de estas conversaciones llegamos al Banco de España y sus cinco claveros para acceder en ascensor a la cámara acorazada del oro, aunque hay otras no menos importantes ;), miles de monedas de oro, la reserva de un año de comida para mantener un retén en los sótanos, la posibilidad de inundar el recinto subterráneo, la conexión con la Brigada Acorazada Brunete, los muros de «ladrillo» exteriores, las salas con lámparas de araña y suelos de mármol, los sistemas de seguridad anti-sísmicos, los bienes depositados pendientes de ser reclamados…y la leyenda de tres trailers cargados con más de 100 toneladas de plata allá por el año 1982, año de naranjito, del desbarajuste de la UCD y de la llegada del PSOE al poder, con destino Zúrich, y de los que nunca más se supo y que teóricamente iban para ser cambiados por oro (los trailers).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbnYjy2wPwU

Sobre los líos entre el Banco de Rusia y el Sberbank con esto de los metales preciosos y la FED, Fort Knox y el cuento del arqueo continuo, entre otros chascarrillos, ya haré entradas los suficientemente extensas e interesantes o enjundiosas en este mi blog. O no.

¡¡Disfrutad de la playa o de la montaña o de…lo que sea menester!!

ps Aquí os dejo unas fotos de la vidriera y sala central con detalle de la ventanilla 26. Del resto no va a poder ser 😉

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