Soviet Union coins from 1990 - Leningrad Mint

Soviet Union coins from 1990, presented in a commemorative case. The set includes various denominations of Kopeks and a 1 Rouble coin, along with a square token likely from the Leningrad Mint, as suggested by similar sets. 

• Currency of the Soviet Union:

  The Ruble and Kopeks were the official currency of the Soviet Union from 1917 to 1991, circulating in all 15 Soviet republics. 

• Mint Sets:

  These types of sets, often in hard plastic cases, were produced by mints like the Leningrad Mint and contain uncirculated or proof-like coins from a specific year. 

• Commemorative Issues:

  The Soviet Union also released commemorative coins between 1965

  and 1991, which may or may not be part of such standard mint sets. 

• Historical Significance:

  These coin sets offer a tangible piece of history from the final years of the Soviet Union, providing a glimpse into its numismatic legacy.