Obverse: The obverse shows the coat of arms of the Soviet Union – a hammer and sickle against sun rays, surrounded by wheat ears tied with seven ribbons. Around the top is the inscription ПРОЛЕТАРИИ ВСЕХ СТРАН, СОЕДИНЯЙТЕСЬ! (Workers of the world, unite!), and below – C.C.C.P. (USSR).
Reverse: At the center of the coin is the number 15, below it the word КОПЕЕК, and further down the year of issue 1929. The composition is surrounded by wheat ears, symbolizing agriculture and the foundation of the country’s economy.
About the coin: The 15 kopecks 1929 coin was struck in 50% silver, weighs 2.7 g, has a diameter of 19.56 mm and a reeded edge. It belongs to the early Soviet monetary issue, known as the 7 ribbons series, referring to the wreath tied with seven ribbons in the coat of arms. Silver 15 kopecks coins were minted from 1924 to 1931, after which silver was replaced by other alloys. This specimen is certified by NGC and graded MS 63, indicating a very high state of preservation.
