In Yaroslavl, a man arranged a money salute on the road
In the Dzerzhinsky district of Yaroslavl, a half-dressed man arranged an attraction of unprecedented generosity.

In the Dzerzhinsky district of Yaroslavl, a half-dressed man arranged an attraction of unprecedented generosity. I went to the pedestrian crossing on Dzerzhinsky Avenue and began to throw a handful of banknotes on the roadway. The money flew, they rushed to pick up the students. For the sake of papers, children jumped on the roadway under the wheels of cars.
The avalanche interested passers-by at first. But it quickly turned out that an elderly citizen was throwing Soviet-style banknotes along the way. For numismatics, they can be interesting. But nothing more.
“Babkin found a stash” – the most popular comment on the video with a salute of money.
Notice the stash keepers. Soviet money can be sold to collectors. For example, a set of banknotes from the ruble to 50 rubles costs about 400 rubles on special sites.


