There aren’t as many palladium coins as silver and gold, but they are certainly a great investment. The Russian Ballerina palladium coin is one of the most popular palladium coins in the world, and its investment quality holds true. Continue reading to learn more about this palladium coin and whether or not it is right for your coin collection.
DESIGN
The front side of the Russian Ballerina Palladium coin shows a female ballerina dancing. The design celebrates the Bolshoi Ballet, which is an important part of Russia’s culture. Each new release of the coin shows a different ballerina image.
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The back side of this coin shows the symbol of the USSR which no longer exists. Below this symbol are the coin’s face value and the year it was minted.
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HISTORY
The ballet is one of the most culturally recognized symbols in Russia, and the Russian Ballerina Palladium coin is designed to celebrate this symbol. Palladium is very similar to platinum, and both metals are in the same family. Palladium is also commonly found in Russia. The Russian Palladium Ballerina was first produced in 1989.
FACTS
Russia
Mint
Moscow Mint
Metal
0.999 fine palladium
Weight
31.103 grams
Diameter
1.46 inches (37 millimeters)
Thickness
0.118 inches (3 millimeters)
Date Issued
Every year from 1989-1995
Face Value
25 Rubles