Russia - 2000 - 50 Roubles - Alexander Suvorov

ANRO-347

Obverse: Depicts a bust of Alexander Suvorov, wearing his military uniform adorned with decorations, symbolizing his rank as Generalissimo. Below the bust, crossed swords and a ribbon emphasize his military achievements. The dates "1730" and "1800," representing Suvorov’s birth and death years, are displayed at the bottom. The inscription "ГЕНЕРАЛИССИМУС А.В. СУВОРОВ" (Generalissimo A.V. Suvorov) arcs around the upper edge.

Reverse: Features the emblem of the Bank of Russia, a double-headed eagle with its wings spread. Surrounding the eagle is the inscription "ПЯТЬДЕСЯТ РУБЛЕЙ" (Fifty Rubles) at the top and "БАНК РОССИИ" (Bank of Russia) at the bottom. Technical details, including "Au 900" (indicating gold purity), weight "7.78 g," and the year "2000," are inscribed. The mintmark of the Moscow Mint appears to the right.

Country: Russia
Subject: Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov
Date: 2000
Denomination: 50 roubles
Metal: Gold .900
Weight: 8.75gg
Diameter: 22.6mm
Edge: Reeded
Mintage: 500pcs.
Strike quality: Proof

Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov (1730–1800), one of the most renowned military leaders in history, was titled Generalissimo for his unmatched contributions to the Russian military. Known for his strategic brilliance and undefeated record in over 60 battles, Suvorov played a critical role in shaping the Russian Empire's military prowess. He was also of Armenian descent through his mother, Avdotya Manukova, who came from an Armenian noble family, making his legacy significant to Armenian history. His reforms in military training, focus on discipline, and emphasis on swift, decisive action earned him lasting fame. This coin commemorates his extraordinary life and contributions to Russian and Armenian heritage.