The obverse of the coin. Let's start with the examination of the obverse of the coin. I remind you that the party is called the obverse, which depicts the national emblem or mark issued coins Bank. Here, in the heart, we can see the coat of arms of the USSR. Therefore, it is the obverse. Soviet coat of arms bordered interesting round frame. If you take a magnifying glass and look closely at it, it will be seen that it resembles a miniature railway: two lines ("rails") connecting tiny jumper ("sleepers"). On top of frames per 1 ruble in 1964 minted the inscription large capital letters. The inscription reads: "The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics." That is the name of our former state - the USSR. The beginning and end of the inscription divides five-pointed star. The next and last - appearance "circle" - protruding above the surface of the coin rim. Such coins have a side called the "edge." The reverse of the coin. The reverse side of the coin 1 ruble 1964, or reverse, characterized by a minimalist design. The first thing that catches your eye - a gigantic number "1" in the upper half of the coin. Completed unit volume bold lines, outlines its contour. The interior space is filled with small numbers horizontal hatching. Under odnёrkoy flaunts the inscription "ruble", performed in capital raised letters. Even lower year of issue "1964". And numbers and lettering surrounded by a wide arc decorative floral pattern, two ears of wheat intertwined with oak leaves. Stitched below the ears, something resembling a shell or a piece of unusual shape. And, of course, there is an edge. Edge coin, its lateral surface, smooth. But the perimeter impressed inscription: "One ruble 1964". Release date and denomination are separated decorative dots