Coin 5 kopek 1992

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How much is the 1992 5 kopek worth: varieties and prices

The coin was struck with different dies, so its price depends on the variety: common ones are worth about face value, rare ones up to UAH 10 000. The most valuable: 1.1ААк «coarse-reeded edge» (UAH 4 000–10 000), 2БАм «thin trident, Luhansk strike» (UAH 2 500–9 000).

Varieties
7
Rare
2
Most valuable
up to UAH 10 000

How to identify a 1992 5 kopek variety

Compare your coin with the die descriptions and mark the ones that match — the table will keep only the fitting varieties.

Obverse — the side with the trident
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Reverse — the side with the denomination
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Edge
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Varieties and indicative prices: Coin 5 kopek 1992
VarietyDistinctive featureRarityPrice
1.1ААмthe most commonCommonface value
1.1ААкcoarse-reeded edgeRareUAH 4 000–10 000
1.1АВм“olive” berriesScarceUAH 20–50
1.21ААмstemless grains, stepped leavesScarceUAH 20–25
1.21АБмberries away from the rimScarceUAH 20–25
1.22ААмstemless grains, flattened leavesScarceUAH 20–25
2БАмthin trident, Luhansk strikeRareUAH 2 500–9 000

How to read the code: digits stand for the obverse die (the side with the trident), capital letters for the reverse die (the side with the denomination), the final letter or digit for the edge type. Codes follow I. Kolomiiets’ catalogue “Standard Coins of Ukraine”.

Which 1992 5 kopek coins are rare: variety features

5 kopek 1992 1.1ААм — the most common

Commonface value

The most common 1992 5 kopiyok — the main mintage, struck in Italy.

  • middle tooth thickened at the top, the “1” in the date has a tail
  • grains of the second and third ears have stems, tips of the upper leaves flattened on the left
  • bunch No. 2 is a right triangle, the berries of bunches No. 4, 5 and 6 close to the rim
  • fine-reeded edge

The same coin with coarse reeding is the rare 1.1ААк.

Obverse 1: thickened tooth and tailed digit 1 Enlarge photo
Obverse 1: thickened tooth and tailed digit 1
Obverse 1.1: grains with stems, flattened leaf Enlarge photo
Obverse 1.1: grains with stems, flattened leaf
Reverse АА: berries close to the rim Enlarge photo
Reverse АА: berries close to the rim
Fine and coarse reeding: comparing edges Enlarge photo
Fine and coarse reeding: comparing edges

5 kopek 1992 1.1ААк — coarse-reeded edge

RareUAH 4 000–10 000

It differs from the most common 1.1ААм only by its coarse-reeded edge, so the easiest check is to stack a few coins and compare the edges.

  • pointed middle tooth thickened at the top; the “1” in the date has a tail
  • bunch No. 2 is a right triangle; berries of bunches No. 4, 5 and 6 close to the rim
  • coarse-reeded edge
Obverse 1: thickened tooth and tailed digit 1 Enlarge photo
Obverse 1: thickened tooth and tailed digit 1
Obverse 1.1: grains with stems, flattened leaf Enlarge photo
Obverse 1.1: grains with stems, flattened leaf
Reverse АА: berries close to the rim Enlarge photo
Reverse АА: berries close to the rim
Fine and coarse reeding: comparing edges Enlarge photo
Fine and coarse reeding: comparing edges
Variety 1.1ААк: obverse, reverse and identifying features Enlarge photo
Variety 1.1ААк: obverse, reverse and identifying features

5 kopek 1992 1.1АВм — “olive” berries

ScarceUAH 20–50

“Olive” berries: slightly elongated, and in bunches No. 4, 5 and 6 set away from the rim. The obverse has the thickened trident tooth and the tailed “1”; fine-reeded edge.

Obverse 1: thickened tooth and tailed digit 1 Enlarge photo
Obverse 1: thickened tooth and tailed digit 1
Obverse 1.1: grains with stems, flattened leaf Enlarge photo
Obverse 1.1: grains with stems, flattened leaf
Reverse АВ: elongated olive-shaped berries Enlarge photo
Reverse АВ: elongated olive-shaped berries
Fine and coarse reeding: comparing edges Enlarge photo
Fine and coarse reeding: comparing edges
Variety 1.1АВм: obverse, reverse and identifying features Enlarge photo
Variety 1.1АВм: obverse, reverse and identifying features

5 kopek 1992 1.21ААм — stemless grains, stepped leaves

ScarceUAH 20–25

Sub-type 1.21 differs from the common 1.1 in its grains and leaves.

  • middle tooth thickened at the top, the “1” in the date has a tail
  • grains of the second and third ears without stems
  • tips of the upper leaves stepped on the left
  • bunch No. 2 is a right triangle, the berries of bunches No. 4, 5 and 6 close to the rim
  • fine-reeded edge
Obverse 1: thickened tooth and tailed digit 1 Enlarge photo
Obverse 1: thickened tooth and tailed digit 1
Obverse 1.21: stemless grains, stepped leaf Enlarge photo
Obverse 1.21: stemless grains, stepped leaf
Reverse АА: berries close to the rim Enlarge photo
Reverse АА: berries close to the rim
Fine and coarse reeding: comparing edges Enlarge photo
Fine and coarse reeding: comparing edges

5 kopek 1992 1.21АБм — berries away from the rim

ScarceUAH 20–25

The same obverse 1.21, but reverse АБ: the berries of bunches No. 4, 5 and 6 stand away from the rim, though they are not elongated like the АВ “olives”.

  • stemless grains in the second and third ears, stepped tips of the upper leaves
  • bunch No. 2 is a right triangle, the berries of bunches No. 4, 5 and 6 further from the rim
  • fine-reeded edge
Obverse 1: thickened tooth and tailed digit 1 Enlarge photo
Obverse 1: thickened tooth and tailed digit 1
Obverse 1.21: stemless grains, stepped leaf Enlarge photo
Obverse 1.21: stemless grains, stepped leaf
Reverse АБ: round berries further from the rim Enlarge photo
Reverse АБ: round berries further from the rim
Berry distance from the rim: comparing АА and АБ Enlarge photo
Berry distance from the rim: comparing АА and АБ
Fine and coarse reeding: comparing edges Enlarge photo
Fine and coarse reeding: comparing edges

5 kopek 1992 1.22ААм — stemless grains, flattened leaves

ScarceUAH 20–25

It differs from 1.21ААм in the upper leaves, whose tips are flattened rather than stepped on the left, and from the common 1.1 in its stemless grains.

  • grains of the second and third ears without stems
  • tips of the upper leaves flattened on the left
  • bunch No. 2 is a right triangle, the berries of bunches No. 4, 5 and 6 close to the rim
  • fine-reeded edge
Obverse 1: thickened tooth and tailed digit 1 Enlarge photo
Obverse 1: thickened tooth and tailed digit 1
Obverse 1.22: stemless grains, flattened leaf Enlarge photo
Obverse 1.22: stemless grains, flattened leaf
Reverse АА: berries close to the rim Enlarge photo
Reverse АА: berries close to the rim
Fine and coarse reeding: comparing edges Enlarge photo
Fine and coarse reeding: comparing edges

5 kopek 1992 2БАм — thin trident, Luhansk strike

RareUAH 2 500–9 000

A small Luhansk mintage, so it turns up rarely. It exists in both magnetic and non-magnetic versions.

  • thin middle tooth of the trident
  • the “1” in the date has no tail
  • bunch No. 2 is an obtuse triangle
  • fine-reeded edge
Obverse 2: thin tooth and digit 1 without a tail Enlarge photo
Obverse 2: thin tooth and digit 1 without a tail
Reverse БА: obtuse triangle in bunch 2 Enlarge photo
Reverse БА: obtuse triangle in bunch 2
Fine and coarse reeding: comparing edges Enlarge photo
Fine and coarse reeding: comparing edges
Variety 2БАм: obverse, reverse and identifying features Enlarge photo
Variety 2БАм: obverse, reverse and identifying features

Coin obverse 5 kopek 1992, stainless steel
Coin reverse 5 kopek 1992, stainless steel

The 5 kopek coin is a Ukrainian change coin, put into circulation on 2 September 1996 together with the hryvnia.
Since 1 October 2019 the 5 kopek coin is no longer legal tender and has been withdrawn from circulation.


Most of the 1992 5 kopiyok mintage was struck in Italy, and part at the Luhansk Machine Tool Plant. The ITK catalogue lists seven varieties: the most common, 1.1ААм, is worth face value, and most of the others UAH 20–50. Two are valuable: 1.1ААк with coarse edge reeding (UAH 4,000–10,000) and the Luhansk 2БАм with a thin middle prong on the trident and a "1" in the date without a serif (UAH 2,500–9,000). The simplest check is to stack a few coins and compare their edges: almost all have fine reeding.

Date of introduction into circulation
02.09.1996
Denomination
5 kopek
Metal
stainless steel
Weight
4.3 g
Diameter
24 mm
Thickness
1.5 mm
Mintage
446 000 000


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