There is not a single family in Russia where coins of the old type or those that have gone out of circulation have not been lying around. So that they do not turn into metal trash, their owners are trying to realize their "treasures". After all, many have heard that ordinary-looking coins can become a source of good additional income. Who, at their own peril and risk, turns to numismatists, and who acts easier - turns to the bank. Therefore, the question of which coins the bank buys in 2019 is very relevant for many.

One of the advantages of selling coins in a bank is the availability of the service. The owner will not need to collect information about local numismatists, study information on various forums and waste time on this. It is enough for him to find out what rare coins Sberbank is buying up for the current period. It should be noted that the institution does not buy all monetary denominations and their list changes periodically both in time and in regions. There is no exact forecast of which copies will be bought from the population. The reason is simple: the bank is not interested in buying one type of coins. When a sufficient number of certain denominations is accumulated, the credit institution begins to buy others. Therefore, it is very important to periodically monitor all information from the central office of the bank about the list of copies purchased.

Denominations

Let's decide what denominations are valuable for the bank. They fall into two categories:

• valuable copies purchased on an ongoing basis;
• periodically bought banknotes.

The first category includes coins made of precious metals, royal, jubilee. The bank buys investment copies only of its own release, which were produced in limited quantities. Since their price increases over the years, it is profitable for the bank to sell them. But in this case, the physical condition of the goods, including packaging, is very important. If there is damage, the price will be determined by the amount of the precious metal and its value at the time of purchase. Experts say that even a slight damage to the integrity of the case leads to a change in the composition of the coin.

Banknotes from the second category are purchased after the institution announces the start of the purchase of a certain denomination. Basically, these are coins of the post-Soviet era, issued no earlier than 1991. They may differ only in a few characteristics:

• place of manufacture - preference is given to the mint from St. Petersburg (the presence of the hallmark of SPMD is required);
• coins in denominations from 5 kopecks to 10 rubles;
• year of issue,
• difference in coinage,
• the chemical composition of the alloy.

The last time in the list of purchased denominations are samples of 2001 and 2003. These are coins in denominations of 1, 2, 10 rubles and 50 kopecks (2001), as well as 1, 2 and 5 rubles (2003). In addition, 2-ruble and 10-ruble coins of 2003 with the image of Gagarin are of interest.

When asked whether the bank buys old, foreign or Soviet coins, the answer is no. They have a place on the trading floors of numismatists.

Exchange methods

Sellers should be aware that buying does not happen all the time, but is periodic. This means that you can not come at any time and to any bank branch and make a sale. Initially, a credit institution makes an announcement about the acquisition of a certain type of banknotes from the population. In addition, not every department has specialists capable of conducting an examination.

How much does Sberbank buy coins

Like any banking institution, the leading bank of the Russian Federation often underestimates the real price of rare items. This is the policy of all credit organizations. The usual average price is 5-10 thousand rubles. The maximum price that he can provide is up to 30 thousand rubles. And that concerns the most expensive copy - 1 ruble of 2001 release, a copper-nickel alloy, weighing 7.5 g. But this sample price is in excellent condition. The slightest deterioration in the appearance of a coin drastically reduces its value. Practically the most decisive factor determining the price is the safety of the goods. The final conclusion on the purchase is provided by banking expertise.

But the banking institution also accepts rarer and more expensive coins, the price of which can soar up to 10 thousand rubles. But such unique specimens are bought up only at the central office and very rarely.

Conclusion

Those who are interested in what coins Sberbank buys in 2019, first of all, should receive preliminary information about the procedure itself. Since only 280 bank branches throughout the Russian Federation are engaged in buying, it is necessary to find out where at the moment such an operation can be performed. This information can be obtained by contacting the telephone line of the institution or on its official website. In addition, you can find out the most important question that interests the seller - the types of purchased copies and their current cost. Do not forget that when selling rare and precious items, the price of the sale is affected by the price of precious metals set on the day of sale.

Many people who have various coins in stock are interested in whether Sberbank is going to buy them from the public in 2019? We will answer this question next.

What can be sold to Sberbank?

Today, the bank buys only investment coins of its own release, made from precious metals and produced in limited quantities. For this reason, their value increases in a few years, which is beneficial for the bank that will sell them.

At the same time, it is very important that the product does not have any mechanical damage, because. even if there is the slightest scratch, the organization has the right to refuse to accept it. If there is damage, and you are determined to sell the banknote through a banking company, then it will be accepted from you at a price that will depend on the content of the precious metal in this instance. Read more on this page.

Please note that rare, old, Soviet-style, foreign and other coins are not accepted here! You have the opportunity to take them to a pawnshop or sell them to collectors through special online platforms.

As for commemorative coins: they are not valuable to the bank. They can only be accepted at actual cost, i.e. for them will give 10 rubles. You will get more only if they are made of gold.

What does the price depend on?

The value of a particular instance will depend on several components:

• appearance (safety),
• availability of accompanying documents,
• the uniqueness of the coin (i.e. how small a circulation they were issued),
• belonging to any series or collection,
• face value, as well as the value of the material from which it was made.

As a rule, you can get no more than 5,000 rubles per coin from the sale, while it must be in good condition, the price tag is higher only for very rare gold options. Before contacting a bank branch, we recommend that you study the information on the Internet in order to find out how much collectors offer for it, perhaps you will get much more from private buyers.

How is the sales process going?

You need to carefully study the information available on the official website of Sberbank. If the company holds any promotion, this will be discussed on the official page or in the "Promotions" section.

If there is no such data, you can call the single hotline number at 8-800-555-55-50 and find out if the bank will accept your coin. If yes, immediately specify what conditions and requirements will be presented, and which offices you can contact.

1. You come to one of the proposed branches,
2. The coin is examined and evaluated by a specialist,
3. The amount that they are ready to offer you for it is called,
4. If it suits you, you sign a contract of sale. This will require your passport details, so don't forget your passport,
5. You can receive money in cash or by transfer to a card.

To view the catalog with photos and prices, you need to go to the bank's official website using the link and go to the "Invest and earn" section, the "Coins and bars" category.

Investing in investment coins today is not so profitable, because the difference between buying and selling from banks is quite significant. We can say that such an investment is designed for the long term, since it will take many years to wait for them to significantly increase in price.

It is important to remember that it is better to sell such things only if 3 years have passed since the purchase. Otherwise, you will have to pay 13% VAT on income.

However, sometimes Sberbank Russia also acquires ordinary coins.

Buying is carried out occasionally and according to a clearly defined list, which is valid for no more than 2-3 weeks. What is the reason for such low demand?

It is unprofitable for the bank to have a lot of identical coins, even if they are rare, there are simply no buyers for them. Therefore, as soon as the number of coins needed for sale is collected, the buying stops.

For example, in his catalog there used to be:

• Ruble 2001 of the Red Book series;
• 1 ruble 2001;
• Ruble 1997 issue - yellow, with a nickel alloy;
• Ruble 1998 with a wide border;
• 5 kopecks issued in 2002. They are made of white metal (steel);
• 2003 - anniversary 1.2 and 5 rubles, as well as 2 and 10 rubles of 2003 with Gagarin.

Items of 2003 must have the emblem of the St. Petersburg Mint, except for copies with Gagarin, where it is absent initially. The total value of coins bought from the population, as a rule, does not exceed 5000 rubles.

What investment coins does Sberbank offer for 2015?

19.12.2014

Every year, Sberbank sells more than a million commemorative and investment coins to the population. The bank's "range" includes unique products made of silver, gold, platinum and palladium from Russian and foreign mints.

In this article, we will talk about the features of investing in Sberbank coins with all the pros and cons of such investments.

Investment or commemorative?

Let's start with the fact that investment coins differ from collectible (commemorative) coins in that they are produced in large numbers, are made using a simplified technology and do not represent a particular artistic value. There are no complex and small details in the images on the investment coin, and the pattern and field of the coin have the same structure without mirror surfaces.

In other words, investment coins are smaller copies of gold or silver bars. Due to the fact that the minting of investment coins is relatively simple (“uncirculated” quality), their value is as close as possible to the price of a particular precious metal.

Each coin must indicate its face value, the sample and the mass of the precious metal contained in it, the country and year of issue.

You can sell a previously purchased investment coin to a bank or an individual / company. By the way, the most unfavorable redemption rate is usually offered by buyers and pawnshops - about 50% of the "official" value of the coin.

Numismatists are practically not interested in investment coins. After all, only rare (for example, commemorative) coins issued in a limited edition are of collectible value.

By the way, since 2001, in Russia, the operation of buying investment coins was finally “exempted” from VAT. Therefore, the real value of any investment coin depends only on the current exchange rate for the precious metal. Well, of course, on the size of the "cheat" with which the bank sells this coin to investors.

Investment coins of Sberbank

It is no secret that it is Sberbank that offers its customers the most serious range of investment coins. As a rule, popular in Russia and abroad "chervonets" and "pobedonostsy" are more often purchased as a gift or a memorable souvenir. By the way, for the first time gold and silver coins from Sberbank went on free sale back in 1996.

The Sber line includes samples of coins not only from the Bank of Russia, but also from 30 foreign manufacturers. You can buy commemorative and investment coins in one of the 8.5 thousand offices throughout the Russian Federation from Vladivostok to Kaliningrad.

It is worth noting that Sberbank is one of the few Russian banks that not only sells investment coins, but also more or less “easily” buys them back.

The redemption price of a coin is determined by its “physical form”. In Sberbank, you can sell a coin either in “excellent” condition (no scratches, defects, abrasions), or in “satisfactory” condition (when signs of wear are visible to the naked eye). In the second case, the value of the coin, of course, will be significantly lower.

Therefore, coins purchased at Sberbank must be stored in special gift cases and capsules. After all, even a fingerprint on the surface of a coin can seriously reduce its sale value.

By the way, the same investment coin will be valued differently not only in two banks, but also in two branches of the same bank. In addition, the size of the spread is of great importance for the buyer - the difference between the sale and purchase value of the coin.

Note that in Sberbank this very spread is one of the highest on the market. Simply put, the bank sells coins at an inflated price, and buys them back at an unfairly low price.

The most interesting investment coins of Sberbank

Russian investment coins

The gold coins of Sberbank from the Signs of the Zodiac series (nominal value of 25 rubles, 3.11 g of 999 gold) are invariably popular with investors.

Well, and of course, it is worth mentioning the “visiting cards” of the Russian coin market: “George the Victorious” in gold and silver, “Sobol-95” and the unchanged “Chervonets” (“Sower)”.

However, the special interest of investors in recent years has been riveted to the series of coins "XXII Olympic Winter Games and XI Paralympic Winter Games 2014 in Sochi". The series includes well-known gold and silver "bunnies", "bears" and "leopards".

Among themselves, the coins of the series differ in the image of the talisman on the obverse, the face value and the mass of pure metal.

For example, the gold "Bunny", "Mishka" or "Leopard" can be bought in two versions: with a face value of 50 rubles (7.78 g of 999 gold) and a face value of 100 rubles (15.55 g of gold of the same sample). The first version of the coin is now estimated by Sberbank at 16,800 rubles, the second at 33,500 rubles.

And now let's analyze how the selling price of the Central Bank has changed, say, for a gold "Leopard" with a face value of 50 rubles since its release.

On March 12, 2012, the Central Bank sold this coin to commercial banks for 13,708.80 rubles. Three months later, the price of the Leopard crossed the mark of 15,000 rubles. In October of the same year, the coin was valued at another 350 rubles more expensive.

However, after that, the price of "Leopard" has steadily declined for two years. Only in March 2014 there was a small rebound up to 13,906.20 rubles.

The upward phase of the growth in the price of the coin began in earnest only in June of this year, and this trend continues to this day. On December 3, the Central Bank offered Sberbank a golden Leopard for 16,720.40 rubles each, which is almost 3,000 more than it cost at the time of issue.

Experts say that in the coming years, the cost of "Olympic" investment coins will only grow ...

By the way, the gold coins of the Sochi-2014 series, minted at the SPMD, have already been at the center of the scandal. Many buyers six months after purchasing the "leopards" noticed rust spots on their coins. At the same time, outraged investors claim that the coins were kept according to all the rules: in special capsules in a dark and dry place.

Coins that lost their marketable appearance had to either be cleaned with special means, or handed over to the bank with stains, losing 3-5% of their sale value on sale ...

Fresh arrivals of foreign coins

Sagittarius (Republic of Macedonia)

Among the new arrivals of Sberbank is the Sagittarius coin from the Signs of the Zodiac series. On the reverse there is an image of a girl shooting from a bow and an inset of cobalt glass with the constellation Sagittarius. At the bottom of the coin is the name of the constellation in Latin and its graphic image.

The obverse has stylized images of the Moon, the Sun and an hourglass.

The coin is made of 925 silver (19.42 g of precious metal). The denomination of "Sagittarius" is 10 Macedonian denars. In Sberbank, such a coin can be bought for 3,500 rubles.

"Cyril and Methodius" (Republic of Macedonia)

The unique coin is dedicated to the creators of the Slavic alphabet: Saints Cyril and Methodius. Their images are minted on the reverse of the coin with the inscription in Macedonian “SV. METHOD J ST. KIRIL". Along the edge, the rectangular coin is framed with a gilded pattern.

On the obverse of the coin, in addition to the denomination and coat of arms of the Republic, the disciples and followers of St. Cyril and Methodius, as well as the monastery of St. Naum (Macedonia), founded by Naum Ohridsky, are depicted.

The 1000 Macedonian Denars coin is made of 925 silver (462.5 g of the precious metal). In Sberbank of Russia, it is estimated at 48,500 rubles.

"Christmas Star" (Niue)

The reverse of this unique coin depicts the biblical scene "The Adoration of the Magi" framed by star-shaped ornaments (colour printing technique). On the left side of the coin, you can read the traditional English wish: "Merry Christmas".

The obverse of the Christmas Star features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II.

The 1 New Zealand dollar coin is made of 999.9 silver (20 g of the precious metal). In Sberbank, it can be purchased for 4,000 rubles.

Conclusion

In the near future, investing in investment coins (and, even more so, buying them at Sberbank) does not make much sense.

Firstly, it is this bank that is “famous” for the highest spread on the market, the difference between the price of buying and selling a coin. Simply put, having bought a coin at a Sberbank branch for 3,000 rubles, it will be possible to sell it back in the short term for about 2,500 rubles.

Secondly, operations with investment coins are not carried out in all branches of the bank. In addition, when selling back, you may be completely denied a ransom: there will be some damage to the original packaging or hidden defects on the coin itself.

Thirdly, the price of investment coins is directly tied to the quotes for precious metals. And recently, neither gold nor silver, unfortunately, are “not going to” seriously rise in price ...

Many Russians consider investment coins only as an option for a valuable gift for an anniversary or the birth of a child. Or as a kind of alternative to "family capital", when valuable coins of gold and silver are inherited by children and grandchildren.

It is worth remembering that short-term investments in such coins will be unprofitable anyway. Investments will be able to bring at least a minimum income only in a few years. Provided that the price of the precious metal will seriously rise during this time ...

Real and nominal value

SB investment coins are valued at real and face value. The second remains unchanged. Real prices are determined by market conditions, therefore they are of particular interest to investors. For example, white metal coins with a denomination of three rubles have a real price of 3,500 rubles. and the cost is constantly increasing.

The free sale of the first investment coins is celebrated in 1996. In the Russian market, a new type of financial investment has found not great, but stable demand. However, with the introduction of tax rates (20%) on operations with precious metals, the demand for them fell to zero. In 2015-2016, Sberbank is the undisputed leader in the precious metals market, selling more than 1 million coins a year on its expanses.

The main advantage of investing in precious metals is the reliability of investments and accessibility to a large circle of the population. The cost of investment coins in Sberbank today varies from 800-900 rubles, when ordering a large number of coins, you can count on a discount of 1.5 - 3%. Tax payments of 13% are not taken into account if they have been at the disposal of the owner for more than 3 years. special tax conditions are provided in relation to those who held coins for less than 3 years, but the acquisition amount was more than 125 thousand rubles.

The range of investment coins is not so great. Characteristic differences regarding the jubilee series are the quality of chasing, simple design and cost close to the real price of the metal. The simple "Uncirculated" coinage is typical for products produced in large volumes. Complex shapes and small details are not applied to the images, the picture and the field of coins are characterized by the same structure, without mirrored coatings. From 01.04. 2011, after making adjustments to the tax legislation of the Russian Federation, commemorative coins are not subject to taxation, similarly to investment coins.

Popular coins

Investment coins made of yellow metal, created in honor of the Sochi Olympics, are in special demand. Two coins depicting bobsleigh and curling, and a third coin depicting the goddess Flora worth up to 400 thousand rubles. Equally popular are coins with the image of George the Victorious cast on gold or silver. The undisputed leader on the territory of the Russian Federation is the Golden Chervonets coin, issued in 7 million copies, which eliminates the possibility of problems with the sale. The selling price is as close as possible to the purchase price. The Sberbank catalog also offers coins issued by other countries, such as New Zealand dollars.

Catalog of investment coins

Investment coins issued by the Central Bank and available for purchase in the Security Council of the Russian Federation:

"Sable"

Nominal value: 3 rubles.

Precious metal: silver 925 pr.

Quantity: 1 million pieces.

"Sower"

Nominal value: chervonets.

Precious metal: gold 900 pr.

Quantity: 6,665 thousand pieces.

"G. Victorious"

Nominal value: 50 rubles.

Precious metal: gold 999 pr.

Quantity: 3,480 thousand pieces.

"G. Victorious"

Nominal value: 3 rubles.

Precious metal: silver 999 pr.

Quantity: 280 thousand pieces.

"River Beaver"

Nominal value: 100 rubles.

Precious metal: gold 900 pr.

Quantity: 12 thousand pieces.

"History of the circulation of money in the Russian Federation"

The nominal value is 100 rubles.

Precious metal: gold, 900 pr.

Quantity: 27 thousand pieces.

Zodiac Sign Collection

Nominal value: 25 and 50 rubles.

Issue: "Sign of the Zodiac".

Precious metal: gold, 999 pr.

Quantity: 10 thousand pieces

In 2005 Released with an updated design.

"Russian Ballet" (1993)

Nominal value of gold coins: 10.00, 25.00, 50.00, 100.00 rubles.

The nominal value of silver coins: 3.00 and 25.00 rubles.

Face value of palladium coins: 5.00, 10.00, 25.00 rubles.

Precious metal: gold 900/999 pr., silver 900/999 pr., palladium 999 pr.
Issue: from 2 thousand to 125 thousand pieces.

The Central Bank of the Russian Federation adheres to the long tradition of making coins in honor of the Olympic Games. As part of the Sochi 2014 program for 2011-2014, gold and silver coins with a nominal value of 3 and 50 rubles. their physical properties are comparable with the coins of "G. Victorious." Gold coins with a nominal value of 100 rubles. contain pure precious metal from 15.55 g (1/2 troy ounce). Sberbank, as the main partner of Sochi 2014, has unique powers to sell coins within the Russian Federation.

Rules for buying up investment coins

The purchase of coins from precious metals from individuals is carried out upon presentation of a passport.

Bank branches buy coins made of precious metals in “excellent” condition without visible stains and damage, as well as in the presence of a complete set.

The established rules provide for:

• Coins with a large diameter (from 6 cm) may have a “dot coating” on parts of the mirror fields next to the piping.
• Uncirculated coins (gold chervonets 7.74 g), gold coins dedicated to the Victorious (7.78 g) and silver items Sable-95 and Victorious (31.1 g) may contain visible " light” damage on both sides of the products and on the edging. The purchase of coins in a “satisfactory” condition is provided, provided that the cost for these products is set by Sberbank.
• The purchase of coins from precious metals is carried out according to the list of names and values ​​established by the bank for these operations.
• The purchase of coins from precious metals is carried out in the presence of the original packaging in which the coins were sold.

Buying rare coins by the bank

The biggest challenge faced by beginners and experienced collectors who decide to sell their collections of rare coins is the frequency of purchases. On Sat, the "goal" of the search changes every few weeks. For example, from 01/01/2016, the “Five kopecks” coins of 2001 were bought up, and in February there was a demand for ruble coins of 2003.

The reason is that there is no need to purchase more rarities than required. After getting enough coins, others are collected. "Wholesale" purchase of collection series often affects the reduced cost of the series. In order to sell copies from the piggy bank more expensive, the right decision would be to turn to professionals.

What coins does the Security Council of the Russian Federation buy?

The most popular coins for purchase by the bank are coins made in 1998 and 2003:

• Ruble coins (2001) from the Red Book collection.
• 1 rub. (2001).
• Ruble coins (1997) - yellow, with the addition of nickel.
• Ruble coins (1998) with a wide edging.
• 2 rub. (2003).
• 5 kopecks, created in 2002 (steel).
• "Yuri Gagarin" 2003 (2 and 10 rubles).

When buying 2003 coins, a mint seal is required. If there is a sign of Moscow, the bank will not accept them (except for the Yuri Gagarin coin, where there should not be any signs at all).

Purchase prices

The maximum price of the copies listed above is 30 thousand rubles. (1 rub. 2001 - an alloy of silver with brass), 27 m in diameter and weighing 7.5 g. The cost of coins depends on the appearance. For new and clean products, it is higher.

For investors in the Russian Federation, investment coins are the best solution. The main advantage regarding bullion is the absence of taxation and the ability to store on hand. Leading experts recommend paying attention to gold coins of small denomination “G. Victorious" or "Slavyanka". They are produced in Russia and Belarus, and the cost is close to 17,000 rubles. Both contain 7.78 g of the yellow metal.

The negative aspects of this method include a long time for checking coins during implementation. For small quantities, it may take more than 1 day. Separately, there is a significant difference between the acquisition and sale prices. For example, 15.07. 2015 acquisition rate “G. Victorious” amounted to 18,500 rubles. The repurchase of coins was carried out at a cost of 14,100 rubles. The difference amounted to 4,400 rubles and blocked the possibility of short-term profitability.

When purchasing ingots, the payment of VAT at 18% is provided. However, when storing actual gold in Sberbank, payment of VAT is not provided. Contributions to compulsory medical insurance exclude the availability of insurance.

Distinctive features of coins

Registration. The main difference from precious metal ingots is the absence of an indication of the net weight, type of precious metal, sample and manufacturer's name.

The mandatory list of information indicated on the coins includes the denomination and name of the issuer (state). Technical data about coins are published on the websites of issuers. Both sides contain certain signatures and pictures. On the front side (obverse), the state emblem, denomination and date of manufacture are applied. On the reverse side (reverse) there is a main drawing dedicated to the theme of product circulation.

Technical data - the type of precious metal, weight and fineness are indicated on the obverse (domestic copies) and on the reverse (foreign versions). The side ribs of coins are commonly called a herd. It is usually presented in the form of a corrugated or smooth surface. Less often the inscription is applied.

Below is the assortment of investment coins in the bank today, however, according to official data, new series are planned to be released in the near future.

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* Attention! An informational article may contain outdated and incomplete information. Up-to-date information can be posted on the official website of PJSC Sberbank sberbank.ru

What old coins does Sberbank of Russia accept?

Having inherited a piggy bank of old coins, many of our compatriots do not know what to do with this inheritance. Not many people know that Sberbank not only sells, but also buys coins from the population. Fortunately, he buys not only gold and silver collectible and bullion coins.

What coins did Sberbank buy in 2015

It should be noted that the bank does not buy coins on an ongoing basis. You cannot visit the bank at any time and sell your coin collection. As a rule, before buying, the central branch of the Savings Bank announces the upcoming purchase of coins. Coins are required by the bank in a certain amount. After the bank has acquired such a certain number of coins, it stops buying operations.

If we talk about 2015, then the Savings Bank bought coins issued in Russia after 1991. Also in great demand at the Savings Bank are rare coins that were issued at the beginning of the new millennium. If you are the owner of rare commemorative coins, they will be purchased regardless of the place of their minting.

In 2015, Sberbank bought coins that were issued in 2001 and 2003 in denominations of 50 kopecks, 1 ruble and 10 rubles. If we talk about coins issued by the St. Petersburg Mint, then in addition to commemorative coins, Sberbank used coins: 1 ruble, 2 rubles (including commemorative coins), 5 rubles, 10 rubles (strictly commemorative coins).

At what price does Sberbank buy coins?

The value of coins is greatly influenced by factors such as appearance and safety. Coins that are well preserved and have a pristine appearance are more expensive than coins that have lost their attractiveness over time. For example:

• A coin worth two rubles of 2003 issue can be sold from 6 to 10 thousand rubles.
• A five-ruble coin of 2003 can be purchased by a bank for 6,000 rubles (subject to its excellent condition).
• A very rare coin, the denomination of which is 5 rubles, issued in 1999, can be sold for 100 thousand rubles or more. This coin did not have a large circulation, which is why its value is so high.

As can be seen from the examples, the cost of coins can be different and is determined directly at the Sberbank branch. It is worth noting that the bank purchases coins at a lower cost. So before selling coins, find out its value at specialized auctions.

Coins in denominations of 5 kopecks differences and value Counting on good money when selling coins worth 5 kopecks of 2002 is worth those owners whose coins have a distinctive sign. As a rule, coins in denominations of 5 kopecks were issued by the mints of St. Petersburg and Moscow. And under the hoof of the horse on the reverse side of the coin there should be a symbol of Moscow or St. Petersburg.

Ruble coins and their differences. Deciding to check your collection of coins for value, you should consider some factors:

1. Wide coin border. On the ruble, having a wide edging, the petal of the pattern is superimposed on the edging itself. On a regular coin, the petal of the pattern is in full size.
2. Coins in denominations of 1.2.5 rubles 2003. A distinctive feature of these coins is that the mintmark located under the eagle's paw is slightly lowered.

The cost of coins in the Savings Bank

The Savings Bank of Russia is buying up coins of 1.2.5 rubles at a price of 5000 per piece. The coin must meet certain requirements:

• was released in 2003;
• under the paw of the eagle there should be a symbol of Moscow or St. Petersburg.

This cost of coins is due to their small circulation of only 15,000 pieces throughout Russia.

Ways to receive and sell coins

You can get and sell coins in various ways:

1. Sell ​​your coins to a bank institution. When choosing this method, you need to remember that banks do not buy all coins, but only those that have a certain year of issue and distinctive features. Although the bank buys coins at a lower value, the way the bank buys coins guarantees safety and reliability.
2. Sell ​​or buy coins on an online auction. In this case, the chance of selling rare coins at a higher price is very high. To participate in the auction, you need to take photos of the coin from the side and both sides, register on the site, write a description of the coin and indicate its value.
3. Directly find a seller and a buyer. This is done through thematic forums, where photos and descriptions of coins are a prerequisite. After the agreement between the buyer and the seller of coins is reached, the seller sends a parcel with coins cash on delivery, which the buyer pays upon receipt. The disadvantage of such a sale of coins is that often the parcels do not reach, getting lost along the way.

What valuable coins does Sberbank of Russia accept in 2018

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  • What coins, what year can be handed over to Sberbank for money in 2015?
  • How to sell Sberbank coins
• What coins does Sberbank buy in 2018
  • • Modern Russian coins, the value of which is many times higher than the face value. The most valuable coins of modern Russia prices.
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• What coins does Sberbank accept in 2018
  • Conditions for accepting coins

What coins does Sberbank of Russia buy in 2018? - silver, with copper-nickel alloy (brass), 27 mm across, weight 7.5 g). By the way, the price rises along with the improvement of its appearance.

What valuable coins does Sberbank accept in 2018?

What coins does Sberbank accept in 2018? Interesting information can be found in the “Promotions” section, maybe at a certain time the cost of the product will be higher. Getting advice and resolving disputes is carried out on a single line with the number 8-800-555-55-50, you will be told the requirements and a list of offices that you can contact. Appearance at one of the announced departments; Evaluation of the product by a special specialist; Announcing the amount of the transaction; Upon agreement to the proposed conditions, a contract is signed; Receipt of money is carried out by transfer to a card or in cash after treatment.

What coins does Sberbank buy in 2018 What coins does Sberbank of Russia buy? Before contacting a bank branch, we recommend that you study the information on the Internet in order to find out how much collectors offer for it, perhaps you will get much more from private buyers.

What coins does Sberbank of Russia buy in 2017-2018?

You can buy such coins in various ways: find it in a piggy bank, get change for a fare, or find it on the street. What coins, what year can be handed over to Sberbank for money in 2015? With the MMD sign, it can be sold for 30,000 rubles. Also, the bank will buy a jubilee ruble of the same year, dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the CIS with the sign of SPMD for 10 - 50 rubles.

What coins does Sberbank buy in 2018

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Coins that Sberbank buys in 2018

The bank periodically buys the following rare coins:

• 50 kopecks, 2001 issue;
• 1 or 10 rubles of 2001;
• 1 ruble, 2.5 rubles 2003 (Petersburg Mint);
• Commemorative coins of 2003 with the image of Yuri Gagarin.

The cost of valuable coins that Sberbank of Russia accepts in 2018 is constantly changing, it is best to find out the current information on the bank's website or immediately come to your nearest branch. Consultations on the issue of buying and selling coins are conducted by calling the Sberbank hotline at 8-800-555-55-50. If you want to know where it is better to invest money in order to earn money this year, then follow this link. If you are interested in deposits, then you can get acquainted with the best offers of banks here.

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Rare and valuable coins of Russia 1997 - 2017 and 2018

What coins does Sberbank buy in 2018: how to sell, catalog

Remember, these are not the only copies that the bank announces to purchase annually. What coins does Sberbank accept in 2018 Conditions for accepting coins An organization can legally refuse to buy if scratches and mechanical damage are found on the products. It will still be possible to return a banknote, however, the price may fall in relation to the original, it will depend on the content of precious metals.

The cost is formed from the following indicators:

• safety of the coin;
• availability of documents confirming the right of ownership;
• uniqueness of the product (number of coins in circulation);
• special series or collection;
• face value and cost of materials used in production.

First you need to find out on the Sberbank website which are currently accepted.

What coins does Sberbank buy?

There were also historical figures and architecture of the city of Sochi on the image. What year does Sberbank accept coins? Their release date is 2013. Today, in addition to investment coins, there are also commemorative coins of 1, 2, 5, 10 and 25 rubles.

Ten-ruble coins won the greatest popularity. Their design at creation was one of five directions:

• Significant dates of the country.
• Cities of military glory.
• ministries of the country.
• ancient cities of the country.
• The Russian Federation.

Prices depend on the denomination, series and design, as well as the year of issue and mint. The cost of one commemorative coin of 10 rubles at the beginning of the current year ranges from 20 to 5 thousand rubles.
During the Olympic Games in Sochi, interest in our coins increased. Many numismatists tend to buy coins with original designs.

In other words, you can sell to the bank only those coins that are made of precious metals - gold, silver, platinum, and you must have documents confirming that the purchase was made in the bank branch. The price can be determined either by the catalog, if it is a rare copy, or by the actual cost of the material from which it is made. Please note that not all offices sell and buy, most often you need to contact large regional branches or head offices.
It is better to clarify this information in advance by calling the bank's hotline.
The maximum price of 3500 rubles as XF. 1 ruble Ruble copies are much more expensive, and today valuable coins can be easily identified by the years of issue.

1. 1997 and 1998 - MMD, made of brass alloy, differ in the width of the edging and can cost from 2 to 5000 rubles;
2. 2001 - MMD, a brass alloy with a higher nickel content and a protruding edging, was not officially put into circulation, and therefore is one of the most precious, you can get up to 30,000 rubles for it;
3. 2001 anniversary - issued in honor of the 10th anniversary of the formation of the CIS and is redeemed at a price of 10 to 50 rubles;
4. 2001 from the "Red Book" series - have silver coatings, a ribbed edge and embossing depicting 3 species of animals listed in the Red Book of Russia - the West Siberian beaver, the Altai mountain argali and the Sakhalin sturgeon, a circulation of 7500 copies.