This is a new silver coin issued by the Central Bank of the Russian Federation and dedicated to the Spaso-Eleasarovsky Monastery, located in Pskov Region, Russia. The coin is struck from 155,5 g silver .925 in proof quality with the worldwide mintage limited to 1500 pieces.

The obverse of the coin represents the National Coat of Arms of the Russian Federation. There are also the following inscriptions: the face value of the coin, its weight and metal fineness, issuing country and year.

The reverse features a composition comprising an open book a candle and a goose-quill as well as the Three Prelates Cathedral and cupolas of other temples of the Spaso-Eleasarovsky Monastery. The monastery was founded in 1447 by a local peasant named Eleazar. He constructed the wooden church of Three Holy Fathers, wherein he was interred upon his death on 15 May 1481. In the mid-16th century, the monastery was heavily fortified and attained a position of great importance, owing to its learned hegumen, Philotheus of Pskov. It was during his hegumenship that the monastery became known for its school of icon-painters and its still-standing cathedral.