On June 18, 2013 the Russian post throughout the series "Coats of Arms of the Russian Federation cities" introduces into circulation a definitive set of 2 values with images of the Aleksandrov city and Kazan city historical coats of arms.

The postage definitive issue is printed in 2 sheetlets of 30 values, in 2 booklets of 10 values and in 2 booklets of 20 values.
Design: A. Povarikhin.
Size of stamp: 18.5 х 26 mm.
Editions: face value 10.0 R - 780 000 copies.
face value 14.25 R - 1,11 million copies.

The Aleksandrov's coat of arms represents: in the top part there is a coat of arms Vladimir, in bottom - on red field metalwork vice and two anvils on the parties, designating that this city metalwork works are performed.
The Kazan coat of arms represents a black dragon with dark red wings and language, with gold paws, claws and the eyes, topped with a gold crown on the green earth in a silver field. The board is topped with the Kazan cap. Under heraldic laws the dragon symbolizes himself power, wisdom and invincibility, the earth - life and wealth, a crown - development, a cap over a board - the capital status of the city.