Russian Palladium Ballerina Coins are some of the first modern palladium bullion coins in the world. Being first introduced in 1989 by the Moscow Mint, these coins were a way for Russia to express pride in their culture as well as their natural resources. Being issued from 1989-1995 and in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, the exact imagery on either side of the coin is reliant on the issuing year, but they all feature a Bolshoi ballerina in motion. Today, BullionMax is proud to offer you 1 oz Russian Palladium Ballerina Coins for purchase. 

Coin Highlights: 

• Coins arrive to you in a protective plastic flip! 
• Offered to you with random date marks! 
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure palladium. 
• The face value is fully backed by the Russian Federation.  
• The obverse features a depiction of a ballerina, the exact image is unique to the issuing year. 
• The reverse design will be unique based on the issuing year.  
• You may receive coins with matching dates and designs when buying more than one. 

Russia is one of the primary places in the world palladium can be found. As such, the Moscow Mint produced the first modern palladium bullion coin in 1989. The coin was a way for Russia to express its fascination with strength, determination, and the beauty of the Moscow Ballet. Since then, Palladium has become one of the more popular bullion items for investors. 

1 oz Russian Palladium Ballerina Coins will arrive to you in a protective plastic flip. While all coins are in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, when buying more, coins may have matching designs and issuing years.  

While all Russian Palladium Ballerina Coins feature an image of a Bolshoi ballerina on the obverse, the exact ballerina, as well as the action they’re doing, is dependent on the issuing year. Some designs include a ballerina spinning on the 1990 coin. The 1994 coin sees a ballerina with one arm in the air and another at her side. You will also find a small flower and the inscription русский балет, meaning Russian ballet, on all coins regardless of year. 

Similarly, the reverse field is dependent on the issuing year of 1 oz Palladium Ballerina Coins. 1990 coins depict the symbol of the Soviet Union, a hammer and sickle. Inscriptions on that coin include CCCP as well as identifying engravings such as purity, year, and face value. 1994 versions feature a double-headed eagle with рублей at the top, meaning rubles. банк россии is engraved at the bottom of that particular coin, meaning Bank of Russia. Identifying engravings is also included.  

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