List of commemorative coins of Russia (2009)

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This is a list of commemorative coins issued by the Central Bank of Russia in 2009:

Commemorative coins issued by the Central Bank of Russia in 2009
Name [1] Date of
issue [1] 		Catalogue
number [1] 		Nominal
value [1] 		Total
mintage		Image
(front)		Image
(reverse)
Individual issues
175th anniversary of the birthday of scientist-encyclopaedist Dmitri Mendeleev 11 January 20095110-00932 rubles5,000 [2] RR5110-0093.png RR5110-0093R.png
50th anniversary of the commencement of Moon research by space equipment 11 January 20095111-01803 rubles5,000 [3] RR5111-0180.png RR5111-0180R.png
175th anniversary of the Alexander I monument in Saint Petersburg 25 September 20095115-005225 rubles1,000 [4] RR5115-0052.png RR5115-0052R.png
Investment coins
Saint George the Victorious 11 January 20095111-01783 rubles280,000 [5] RR5111-0178.png RR5111-0178R.png
Saint George the Victorious 2 February 20095216-0060-0950 rubles500,000 [6] RR5216-0060-09.png RR5216-0060-09R.png
Historical series: The History of Russian Currency
The History of Russian Currency1 October 20095111-01893 rubles5,000 [7] RR5111-0189.png RR5111-0189R.png
The History of Russian Currency1 October 20095117-0043100 rubles250 [8] RR5117-0043.png RR5117-0043R.png
The History of Russian Currency1 October 20095217-0036100 ruble27,000 [9] RR5217-0036.jpg RR5217-0036R.jpg
The History of Russian Currency1 October 20095220-00071,000 rubles150 [10] RR5220-0007.png RR5220-0007R.png
The History of Russian Currency1 October 20095225-000225,000 rubles50 [11] RR5225-0002.png RR5225-0002R.png
Historical Series: 200th anniversary of the birthday of Nikolai Vasiliyevich Gogol
200th anniversary of the birthday of Nikolai Vasiliyevich Gogol2 March 20095111-01833 rubles5,000 [12] RR5111-0179.png RR5111-0183R.png
200th anniversary of the birthday of Nikolai Vasiliyevich Gogol2 March 20095117-0041100 rubles500 [13] RR5117-0041.png RR5117-0041R.png
200th anniversary of the birthday of Nikolai Vasiliyevich Gogol2 March 20095216-006950 rubles1,500 [14] RR5216-0069.png RR5216-0069R.png
200th anniversary of the birthday of Nikolai Vasiliyevich Gogol2 March 20095219-0010200 rubles500 [15] RR5219-0010.png RR5219-0010R.png
Historical Series: 300th anniversary of the Battle of Poltava (8 July 1709)
300th anniversary of the Battle of Poltava (8 July 1709)1 June 20095111-01853 rubles10,000 [16] RR5111-0185.png RR5111-0185R.png
300th anniversary of the Battle of Poltava (8 July 1709)1 June 20095115-005025 rubles15,000 [17] RR5115-0050.png RR5115-0050R.png
300th anniversary of the Battle of Poltava (8 July 1709)1 June 20095117-0042100 rubles500 [18] RR5117-0042.png RR5117-0042R.png
Historical Series: 400th anniversary of the voluntary entrance of the Kalmyk people into the Russian State
400th anniversary of the voluntary entrance of the Kalmyk people into the Russian State2 March 20095111-01823 rubles5,000 [19] RR5111-0182.png RR5111-0182R.png
400th anniversary of the voluntary entrance of the Kalmyk people into the Russian State2 March 20095117-0040100 rubles500 [20] RR5117-0040.png RR5117-0040R.png
400th anniversary of the voluntary entrance of the Kalmyk people into the Russian State2 March 20095216-006850 rubles1,500 [21] RR5216-0068.png RR5216-0068R.png
Series: Armed Forces of the Russian Federation
Air Force 4 May 20095109-00911 ruble5,000 [22] RR5109-0091.png RR5109-0091R.png
Air Force 4 May 20095109-00921 ruble5,000 [23] RR5109-0092.png RR5109-0092R.png
Air Force 4 May 20095109-00931 ruble5,000 [24] RR5109-0093.png RR5109-0093R.png
Series: Prominent personalities of Russia
Poet A.V. Koltsov - the 200th anniversary of the birthday1 September 20095110-00942 rubles5,000 [25] RR5110-0094.png RR5110-0094R.png
Architect A.N. Voronikhin - the 250th anniversary of the birthday1 September 20095110-00952 rubles5,000 [26] RR5110-0095.png RR5110-0095R.png
Ballerina G.S. Ulanova - the 100th anniversary of the birthday1 December 20095110-00992 rubles5,000 [27] RR5110-0099.png RR5110-0099R.png
Series: Prominent sportsmen of Russia (Ice hockey)
V.M. Bobrov 30 October 20095110-00962 rubles3,000 [28] RR5110-0096.png RR5110-0096R.png
A.N. Maltzev 30 October 20095110-00972 rubles3,000 [29] RR5110-0097.png RR5110-0097R.png
V.B. Kharlamov 30 October 20095110-00982 rubles3,000 [30] RR5110-0098.png RR5110-0098R.png
Series: Ancient Towns of Russia
Vyborg, (13th century), Leningrad Oblast 2 March 20095514-006010 rubles5,000,000 [31] RR5514-0060.png RR5514-0060R.png
Galich, (13th century), Kostroma Oblast 1 June 20095514-006110 rubles5,000,000 [32] RR5514-0061.png RR5514-0061R.png
Kaluga, (14th century)1 June 20095514-006210 rubles5,000,000 [33] RR5514-0062.png Coins- 10 roubles "towns of Kaluga".png
Veliky Novgorod, (the 9th century)3 August 20095514-006510 rubles5,000,000 [34] RR5514-0065.png RR5514-0065R.png
Series: Fauna of the member states of the Eurasian Economic Community
Bear 3 August 20095111-01873 rubles5,000 [35] RR5111-0187.png RR5111-0187R.png
Series: Winter sports
Speed skating 1 July 20095219-0011200 rubles500 [36] RR5219-0011.png RR5219-0011R.svg
Ski jumping 3 August 20095219-0012200 rubles500 [37] RR5219-0012.png RR5219-0012R.png
Luge 25 September 20095219-0013200 rubles500 [38] RR5219-0013.png RR5219-0013R.png
Biathlon 1 October 20095219-0014200 rubles500 [39] RR5219-0014.png RR5219-0014R.png
Figure skating 2 November 20095219-0015200 rubles500 [40] RR5219-0015.png RR5219-0015R.png
Series: Legends and tales of the member states of the Eurasian Economic Community
Tales of the peoples of Russia3 August 20095111-01883 rubles5,000 [41] RR5111-0188.png RR5111-0188R.png
Series: Lunar calendar
Tiger 2 November 20095111-01903 rubles15,000 [42] RR5111-0190.png RR5111-0190R.png
Series: Architectural monuments of Russia
Vitebsky Rail Terminal (early 20th century), Saint Petersburg 11 January 20095111-01793 rubles7,500 [43] RR5111-0179.png RR5111-0179R.png
Tula Kremlin (16th century)2 February 20095111-01813 rubles10,000 [44] RR5111-0181.png RR5111-0181R.png
Arkhangelskoye Estate (18th — 19th centuries), Moscow Oblast 4 May 20095115-004925 rubles1,500 [45] RR5115-0049.png RR5115-0049R.png
Odygitriya Church (17th century), Smolensk Oblast 1 July 20095111-01863 rubles10,000 [46] RR5111-0186.png RR5111-0186R.png
Saint Trinity Skanov Monastery (18th—19th centuries), Penza Oblast 3 August 20095115-005125 rubles1,500 [47] RR5115-0051.png RR5115-0051R.png
Saint Nikolas Monastery (17th—20th centuries), Staraya Ladoga 1 December 20095115-005325 rubles1,500 [48] RR5115-0053.png RR5115-0053R.png
Series: Russian Federation
Republic of Kalmykia 2 March 20095514-005910 rubles10,000,000 [49] RR5514-0059.png RR5514-0059R.png
Jewish Autonomous Oblast 1 June 20095514-006310 rubles10,000,000 [50] RR5514-0063.png RR5514-0063R.png
Republic of Adygeya 1 July 20095514-006410 rubles10,000,000 [51] RR5514-0064.png RR5514-0064R.png
Komi Republic 1 October 20095514-006610 rubles10,000,000 [52] RR5514-0066.png RR5514-0066R.png
Kirov Oblast 2 November 20095514-006710 rubles10,000,000 [53] RR5514-0067.png RR5514-0067R.png
Series: Russia in the global, cultural and natural heritage of UNESCO
Historic monuments of Veliky Novgorod and its environs1 April 20095111-01843 rubles10,000 [54] RR5111-0184.png RR5111-0184R.png
Historic monuments of Veliky Novgorod and its environs1 April 20095115-004825 rubles1,500 [55] RR5115-0048.png RR5115-0048R.png
Historic monuments of Veliky Novgorod and its environs1 April 20095119-0004200 rubles200 [56] RR5119-0004.png RR5119-0004R.png
Historic monuments of Veliky Novgorod and its environs1 April 20095216-007050 rubles1,500 [57] RR5216-0070.png RR5216-0070R.png
Historic monuments of Veliky Novgorod and its environs1 April 20095221-001710,000 rubles100 [58] RR5221-0017.png RR5221-0017R.png

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