7 Kopeks Set | 5 Ruble Banknote | Soviet Union | CCCP | USSR | Cold War Money Collection | 1961-1991

This is a cool relic of history. The money is real and comes in pretty good condition considering the age. Packaged in vacuumed sealed bag so transport won't destroy the cash. Very cool gift for money collectors or history buffs.

This is pretty neat. The package includes 1 circulated bill and an assortment of circulated coin. Everything with minimal wear so they are still representative of daily use currency. A Neat bit of history and nicely packaged for protection. A really neat gift for any coin collector or history buff. I showed my kids a little bit of history to go along with this and it made it all the more worth it. This would probably be cool for a classroom too.

I'm a typically passive coin collector. Most of my sizable collection started off as the change in my father's pockets when he returned from his work travels all over the world. As I got older I started traveling the world and adding to the collection. However, I've presently taken an interest in coins that I'll never see in person. Some from places I'm unlikely to travel to, and others that no longer exist.This collection of Soviet Union coins is the perfect addition to my collection. There is a full range of the coins from that period that date from the 60's to the 90's. They came packaged in a simple plastic sleeve along with a 5 Ruble note. The only downside was that the coins were on top of the note when they were vacuum packed together so they left impressions in the paper. A light steam under a pillow case fixed that though.The paper note had a small amount for graphite writing on it from being in circulation, but that was easily removed with an eraser. The coins are all also circulated. Aside froma slight amount of tarnish on the coins they all seem to be in very good condition for circulation. You can clearly see all the designs and dates - and some are very detailed. None of the coins seem very worn which is very nice.Overall a great addition for someone wanting to pick up examples from this time period in one purchase.

This is a nice way to get a snapshot of some money from the former USSR. The money is authentic, and well packaged in plastic such that it doesn't get damaged. It's also well arranged. The banknote is clearly well used, a little torn, but authentic. I like the labelling included with the coins, and the arrangement within (with each tiered on the next) is well presented. See photos.

So I grew up primarily through the 80s and 90s, so I do remember some of the past Soviet Union leadership and for whatever reason I felt that it would be really cool to have some old bank notes from there. I'm not a huge money collector but I can understand the collectable nature of things over time. I'll keep these in great condition and save them somewhere safe. All in all, the money is a beautiful thing and I'm happy to have them.

Coin collecting is a hobby that is never ending - these coins suit my set well and I just had to have these.Comes well protected and packaged - the set came in a plastic sealed sleeve more for shipping than anything - I would imagine most collectors would remove it and put in something for nicer display.These are in circulated condition but all coins are still crisp and good detail and texture - not too much wear at all. The bill is a little used condition but still very nice shape.Super happy to have this in the collection.

I got this 25 ruble and 7 kopek set for the numismatic in the family. The bank note from 1961 and coins are a piece of history from the now defunct Soviet Union. The bill is in good but circulated condition and I did not open the zip pack to see the coins. I thought I should keep them in the vacuum packaging to hold the most value. Great set!

I teach high school history, and these are SO COOL for my Post WWII to present history class. Things like being able to handle the obsolete money really makes the Soviet Union real to them, ones who were born in the 21st century.This comes nicely packaged-the coins are vacuumed sealed in a thicker mil plastic, so if you wanted, you could leave them as they are splayed out and you can see the individual coins. The bill is in a separate vacuum bag. The plastic is thick enough that it isn't easily creased or anything....but realize this is not a new, uncirculated bill, it's "used" which just adds to the realness.Thanks so much!