A "bahk poccnn" coin does not exist as a known currency. It is possible that it may be a misspelling or a made-up term. If you provide more context or details, I can try to help you further.
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I have some paper currency that says 5000 from bahk poccnn how much is it worth and where can I sell or exchange?
Bank Of Russia
Bahk Poccnn is in Russia.
I have some paper currency that says 5000 from bahk poccnn how much is it worth and where can I sell or exchange?
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How much is with in us dlls
It seems like you have a Russian coin dated 1998. The coin is likely a circulation coin from that year, possibly featuring symbols relevant to Russian history or culture. The design and denomination of the coin can provide more specific information about its value and background.
you misinterpreted that. its not latin or greek but russian, and it means "Bank of Russia"
Very little. Your coin is from Russia, so its value would be in either kopecks or rubles rather than US cents. Either way, as of mid-2013 the ruble trades at about 3¢, so if it's 10 kopecks it's worth 0.3 US cents; if it's 10 rubles it's worth 30¢. The lettering on the coin is in the Russian alphabet and is actually "Банк Россуии" which translates as Bank of Russia.