Cyrillic coins

The Cyrillic alphabet is an alphabet that originated in Bulgaria and was inherited by Russia, as well as some other Slavic countries. It was also used in a number of Asian countries. Let's list the countries where the Cyrillic alphabet was used.

 

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Russian Empire.
1 kopek 1819.

 

Moldova and Wallachia.
2 para/3 kopek 1772.

 

Siberia (as tsardom within the Russian Empire).
2 kopek 1769.

 

Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic.
20 kopek 1923.

 

USSR.
20 kopek 1924.

 

Mongolia.
20 mongo 1945.

 

Russian Federation.
25 roubles 2018.

 

Republic of Kazakhstan.
10 tenge 1993.

 

Republic of Uzbekistan.
50 tiyin 1994.

 

Republic of Tajikistan.
5 somoni 2001.

 

Republic of Ukraine.
2 hryvni 2015.

 

Republic of Belarus.
2 roubles 2009.

 

Kyrgyz Republic.
1 som 2008.

 

Republic of Transnistria.
1 rouble 2014.

 

Sorry, most of the gold not imaged.

 

Principality of Serbia.
10 para 1879.

 

Kingdom of Serbia.
20 para 1912.