Bank of Russia will issue a sport series of coins for Universiade 2013
6 April 2009, Monday
This year, it will be dedicated to football and hockey, ITAR-TASS reports. “For the first time in our practice, one of the coins is dedicated to a now living sportsman, in my mind, a real legend, hockey player Aleksandr Maltsev, who is going to mark his 60th anniversary in a few days,” First Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank Georgy Luntovsky said.
business-gazeta.ru, April 6, 2009.
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