Coins issued in 1939

This year, nothing remarkable happened. The production of kopek coins, which were identical to the coins of 1937, was continued, with the exception of the year of issue.
All coins are inexpensive, with the exception of fairly rare 5-kopeck coins, as well as 3 kopecks with a flat star on the front side, like in 20 kopecks, and 20 kopecks with a figured star, like the front side of a coin worth 3 kopecks. These are coins, in which stamps are confused when stamped. They are rarities, so they have a very high price.
All coins have a chop - chopped, in the form of vertical stripes.
In 1938 such coins were issued:
- 20 kopecks, minted from a nickel alloy, weigh 3.4 grams, have a diameter of 2.18 centimeters;
- 15 kopecks, minted from a nickel alloy, weigh 2.5 grams, have a diameter of 1.956 centimeters;
- 10 kopecks, stamped from a nickel alloy, weigh 1.8 grams, have a diameter of 1.727 centimeters;
- 5 kopecks, stamped from aluminum bronze, weigh 5 grams, have a diameter of 2.5 centimeters;
- 3 kopecks, stamped from aluminum bronze, weigh 3 grams, have a diameter of 2.2 centimeters;
- 2 kopecks, stamped from an alloy of aluminum and bronze, weigh 2 grams, have a diameter of 1.8 centimeters;
- 1 kopek, minted from an alloy of aluminum and bronze, weighs 1 gram, with a diameter of 1.5 centimeters.
This year, other countries also minted their coins:
- Germany / Third Reich, in denominations of 5 and 2 Reichsmarks, metal - silver;
- France, 20 francs, metal - silver;
- France, 10 centimes, metal - copper-nickel alloy;
- France, face values ​​1, 2 francs and 50 centimes, metal - aluminum bronze;
- Yugoslavia, denominations 1 and 2 dinars, metal - aluminum bronze;
- Yugoslavia, 10 dinars, metal - unknown;
- Denmark, denominations 1 and 5 of the era, metal - bronze;
- Denmark, 10th era, metal - copper / nickel;
- Hungary, 5 pengo, metal - steel;
- UK, ½ crowns, metal - silver.