| Kirov cash |
| Orel money |
| 100 kopeks |
| Kiev tender |
| Moscow coin |
| Tula moolah |
| Minsk money |
| 100 kopecks |
| Russian coin |
| Kremlin cash |
| Moscow moola |
| Moscow money |
| Russian money |
| Coin of Minsk |
| Russian bread |
| Soviet dollar |
| U.S.S.R. coin |
| Moscow moolah |
| Caucasian coin |
| Coin of Moscow |
| Kamchatka coin |
| Muzhik's money |
| Coin in Moscow |
| Russian capital |
| Coin for Karpov |
| Maxim's scratch |
| Moscow currency |
| Red Square cash |
| Soviet currency |
| Money in Moscow |
| Russian currency |
| Change in Russia |
| Russian lettuce? |
| Russian's dollar |
| Belarus currency |
| Belarusian bread |
| Belarussian money |
| Capital of Russia |
| More than a kopek |
| Declining currency |
| Currency in Russia |
| Russian money unit |
| Coin in the Kremlin |
| One hundred kopecks |
| Cash in the Kremlin |
| Capital on the Volga |
| Krasnoyarsk currency |
| Russian mint product |
| Moscow monetary unit |
| Russian monetary unit |
| Spending-money at GUM |
| Russian roulette bet? |
| Currency in Red Square |
| Much-devalued currency |
| U.S.S.R. monetary unit |
| Coin worth 100 kopecks |
| Russian roulette wager? |
| Bit of change, in Russia |
| Product of a Russian mint |
| Possible change in Russia |
| Souvenir of a Russian trip |
| Wager in Russian roulette? |
| Much-devalued monetary unit |
| Tip in a Russian restaurant |
| Coin with a two-headed eagle |
| Coin with Cyrillic lettering |
| Pound : U.K. :: ___ : Russia |
| An example of change in Russia |
| Coin bearing a two-headed eagle |
| Second-oldest national currency |
| Putin may have one in his pocket |
| Coin depicting a two-headed eagle |
| Currency worth about 1/36 of a dollar |
| Currency used by Uzbekistan until 1993 |
| Capital of Russia for roughly 450 years |
| Coin with a two-headed eagle on the reverse |
| Currency whose symbol is a P with a horizontal stroke |