Neat!
My example is much more mundane - a circulating commemorative...
(...Well, a supposedly-circulating commemorative; bimetallic 10 ruble coins are rare in modern circulation, and tend to only show up when placed there deliberately, often when shops were given large amounts to give in change.
It probably remains to be seen whether this will be one of such forcibly-circulated types.)
Also, my camera sucks. It's good enough for worn coins, but on shiny coins it fails utterly.

Russia, 10 rubles, 2020 (type officially released November 26, 2019).
Commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War [i.e. of V-E Day].
Numista 187482. Probably isn't going to be in Krause for a while yet.
My example is much more mundane - a circulating commemorative...
(...Well, a supposedly-circulating commemorative; bimetallic 10 ruble coins are rare in modern circulation, and tend to only show up when placed there deliberately, often when shops were given large amounts to give in change.
It probably remains to be seen whether this will be one of such forcibly-circulated types.)
Also, my camera sucks. It's good enough for worn coins, but on shiny coins it fails utterly.


Russia, 10 rubles, 2020 (type officially released November 26, 2019).
Commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War [i.e. of V-E Day].
Numista 187482. Probably isn't going to be in Krause for a while yet.