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Description:
Obverse
In the centre – the indication of denomination of the coin in two lines: "5 РУБЛЕЙ" (5 RUBLES), lower – the inscription: "БАНК РОССИИ" (BANK OF RUSSIA), under it – the issue year: "2016", to the left and to the right – a stylized twig of a plant, to the right at the rim – the mint trade mark.
Reverse
Relief image of the monument to a soldier-liberator in Tallinn. There are inscriptions: “ТАЛЛИН” (TALLINN) framed by two stars along the circumference on top, “22 СЕНТЯБРЯ 1944 г.” (22ND OF SEPTEMBER 1944) horizontally at the bottom.
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