Up for bidding is a high-quality historical collection of 12 genuine commemorative coins, featuring major issues from the Soviet Union (USSR) alongside notable vintage German/European pieces. This lot features a phenomenal mix of cultural, political, and historical milestones. The high-resolution image provided captures the exact obverse (front) and reverse (back) of all 12 pieces included in this collection. Lot Highlights & Specifications: Countries: Soviet Union (CCCP / Russia), Germany (Hamburg), and regional commemoratives. Denominations Included: 1 Ruble (primarily), 3 Rubles, and select European commemorative issues. Featured Soviet Figures & Historical Milestones: Vladimir Lenin: Centenary of birth (1870–1970) Marshal Georgy Zhukov: Celebrated WWII military commander Vladimir Mayakovsky: Renowned Futurist poet (1893–1930) Jānis Rainis: Prominent Latvian poet and playwright (1865–1929) Francysk Skaryna: Historic Belarusian printer and pioneer WWII & Historical Battles: 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Borodino (1812), WWII Victory Monuments, and 70th Anniversary of the October Revolution. European Additions: Features beautifully detailed German regional pieces, including the 100 Years of Kriminalpolizei Hamburg (1875–1975) and the Freie und Hansestadt Hamburg crest coin. Material: Cupronickel (Copper-Nickel) Condition: Excellent, ranging from Very Fine (VF) to Uncirculated (UNC). Several coins retain highly reflective fields, deep frost details, and clear, sharp edge lettering. Whether you are looking to expand a Soviet-era collection, study Cold War numismatic propaganda, or acquire inventory to flip individually, this clean lot offers great immediate value.