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Переведите текст на английский язык. Заранее спасибо! История советского рубля:В 20-х годах XXвека выпустили первые золотые монеты.Спустя одно десятилетие основную часть денег составляли бумажные рубли, монеты.В 60-х провели денежную реформу, ее целью был выпуск надежных, хорошо защищенных денег. Также изготавливали юбилейные монеты, для производства которых использовали драгоценные металлы. Остальные монеты делали из сплавов, обеспечивающих высокую прочность, износостойкость денег.Последние монеты образца 60-х выпускались в 1991 году, тогда же осуществили выпуск монет совершенно нового образца.Выпуск денег был остановлен с развалом СССР, все функции Государственного банка были переданы Центральному Банку России.В 1992 году произошло обесценивание накоплений, снижение зарплат, пенсий. В 1998 году была осуществлена деноминация.На всех русских купюрах изображена архитектура России.Существуют купюры 5 рублей, 10 рублей, 50 рублей, 100 рублей, 200 рублей, 500 рублей, 1000 рублей, 2000 рублей и 5000 рублей.Также существуют монеты: копейки и рубли. Существуют монеты 1 копейка, 5 копеек, 10 копеек, 50 копеек, 1 рубль, 2 рубля, 5 рублей, 10 рублей.

Answer 1

The history of the Soviet ruble:

In the 1920s, the first gold coins were issued.

After one decade, the bulk of the money was paper rubles and coins.

In the 60s, they carried out a monetary reform, its goal was to produce reliable, well-protected money. Also produced commemorative coins for the production of which used precious metals. The rest of the coins were made of alloys that provide high strength and durability of money.

The last coins of the sample of the 60s were issued in 1991, at the same time they made a completely new type of coins.

The issue of money was stopped with the collapse of the USSR, all functions of the State Bank were transferred to the Central Bank of Russia.

In 1992, there was a depreciation of savings, a decrease in wages, pensions. In 1998, the denomination was carried out.

All Russian banknotes depict the architecture of Russia.

There are bills of 5 rubles, 10 rubles, 50 rubles, 100 rubles, 200 rubles, 500 rubles, 1000 rubles, 2000 rubles and 5000 rubles.

There are also coins: pennies and rubles. There are coins 1 kopek, 5 kopeks, 10 kopecks, 50 kopecks, 1 ruble, 2 rubles, 5 rubles, 10 rubles.

Answer 2

The History of the Soviet Ruble: In the 1920s, the first gold coins were issued. After a decade, the majority of the currency consisted of paper rubles and coins. In the 1960s, a monetary reform was implemented with the goal of issuing reliable and well-protected currency. Jubilee coins were also produced, using precious metals. The remaining coins were made from alloys that ensured high strength and durability. The last coins of the 1960s design were issued in 1991, and at the same time, coins of a completely new design were introduced. The issuance of currency was halted with the collapse of the USSR, and all the functions of the State Bank were transferred to the Central Bank of Russia. In 1992, there was a devaluation of savings, along with a decrease in wages and pensions. In 1998, a denomination took place. Russian banknotes feature architecture of Russia. There are banknotes of 5 rubles, 10 rubles, 50 rubles, 100 rubles, 200 rubles, 500 rubles, 1000 rubles, 2000 rubles, and 5000 rubles. There are also coins: kopeks and rubles. Coins include 1 kopek, 5 kopeks, 10 kopeks, 50 kopeks, 1 ruble, 2 rubles, 5 rubles, and 10 rubles.