This Russia 5 Rubles 2015 commemorative coin honors the Defense of Sevastopol, a defining moment in the Soviet struggle during World War II. Minted by the Moscow Mint (MMD), it is part of the "Liberation of Crimea" series, highlighting the Soviet victory in Crimea and the courageous defense of Sevastopol.
The reverse side of the coin portrays a Soviet soldier raising the banner of victory over the city's ruins. This powerful image symbolizes the indomitable spirit of the defenders who held out against overwhelming forces during the siege and eventual liberation of the city.
🔹 Face Value: 5 Rubles
🔹 Year of Issue: 2015
🔹 Mint: Moscow Mint (MMD)
🔹 Material: Nickel-plated steel
🔹 Diameter: 25 mm
🔹 Weight: 6.0 g
🔹 Edge: 12 segments with repeating "5 RUBLES" inscription
🔹 Mintage: 2,000,000
🔹 Condition: UNC (Uncirculated)
An essential addition for collectors of Soviet military history, World War II memorabilia, or Russian commemorative coins. This coin captures the heroism and resilience of the Soviet forces during one of the most significant sieges of the war.
