Auction coin – Soviet Union, 1990, a commemorative 1-Ruble coin: „125th Anniversary of the Birth of Janis Rainis” , version of the coin with a bent support in the letter «Я» .

   Features:  composition: copper-nickel,   weight: 12.8 g,  diameter: 31.0 mm, Moscow Mint . Edge: smooth with the  inscription.

    I am dissolving parts of my private collection. Collector's exchange is possible.

    Condition - a coin in very good condition, according to the auction photos, please have a look at the photos, the pictures show the original coin, with will be shipped. The photos are part of the description.  If you have any doubts - please write, I am happy to answer any question, I can send an additional photo. This is a private auction.  

   Worldwide shipping (registered priority letter with tracking number), the shipping costs: EU – 5,50 €, Worldwide – 6,75 €.

   Auction coin will be sent no later than on the next business day after payment has been received. Careful packing and sending on time are my priorities.

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  Janis Rainis, real name Jānis Pliekšāns (born September 11, 1865, died September 12, 1929) - Latvian writer, playwright and journalist, translator of Russian, German and English literature, author of children's books. Social democratic politician, Minister of Education of Latvia in 1926-1928. He had a significant influence on the development of the Latvian literary language and Latvian literature. Author of the words of the patriotic song Saule, Pērkons, Daugava.