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A rare complete set of four sheets of emperor Paul I announcement of the new weight standards and design for copper, silver, and gold coins. The announcements were printed on January 24, 1797, at the Senate in St. Petersburg, and sent out to government officials in provinces of the empire. Condition: minor staining near borders, otherwise fine.

Catherine II, was the Emperess of all the Russias. Here are the massive ( measuring approximately 41 mm in diameter and about 4 mm thick or 1 1/2 inches wide by about an 1/8 inch thick ) coins issued during her reign. They weigh nearly double what the Silver Dollar comes in at ( 1.8 ounces as compared to 1 ounce ). These copper 5 Kopek coins show the year separated by Catherine's monogram ( which is a scripted 'E' and 'T' denoting Ekaterina Tsarina ) and a reverse featuring the double headed Imperial...

Petrograd: 1918. First edition Large 8vo, original printed blue card covers. 62 pages; errata sheet laid in; 3 fine plates of coins. Russian text. Fine. (Item ID: 0071)

First Coins of the Russian Republic 0.0 Be the first to Write a Review Description December 1, 1991, the first coins for the new Russian Republic were released. These are the first Russian coins in generations without the Communist Hammer and Sickle Design. This set includes a 1, 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 Ruble coin. 341264 Qty. $42.95 Add to Wish List » This item can be shipped to Canada. Share: Tell a Friend

December 1, 1991, the first coins for the new Russian Republic were released. These are the first Russian coins in generations without the Communist Hammer and Sickle Design. This set includes a 1, 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 Ruble coin. Sorry, expedited shipping is not available. There are no reviews for this product.Be the first to review this product!

Peter I (Peter Alexeyevich Romanov) (9 June 1672–8 February 1725) ruled Russia from 7 May 1682 until his death. With his self-given name: Peter the Great, he was at first a joint ruler with his weak and sickly half-brother, Ivan V, who died in 1696. Peter then ruled alone until 1724, whenceforth he ruled jointly with his wife, Catherine I. Peter carried out a policy of "Westernization" and expansion that transformed Russia into a major European power. Senate Chancellor...

We have good collection of old Russian paper money and coins, Soviet Union paper money and coins, and new paper money and coins of different states of former USSR. The oldest coin we have is dated 1618. You are welcome to visit our RUSSIAN ISLAND Store and Taste of Europe restaurant . We are located at 1901 W. Pioneer Parkway, Arlington, TX. We have the biggest variety of Russian gifts and collectibles in all price ranges which we can not “squeeze” into the limited size of our site. We showed the...

1 Rouble 1841 - "Wedding" rouble, made by Russian Emperor Nicholas I. Made of silver 925. 22 grams. 36mm diameter.

A full ounce of palladium is contained in this beautiful coin. Obverse: 500th Anniversary of Russian State - Ivan III on his Throne. Reverse: National Arms with CCCP and value below. A not often available palladium coin. Cataloged in Krause as Y#224 - Mintage; 12,000 pieces. Palladium Ballerina coins -- why buy Palladium from APMEX? APMEX makes buying Russian Palladium ballerina coins online easy with prompt service, convenient access, and competitive pricing on a wide selection of Palladium coins...

Russian Federation Series - 10 Roubles - 2008 - Bimetallic (4) Coin Set - Brilliant Uncirculated - This four bimetallic coin set is part of the ongoing "Russian Federation" series and in this 2008 set featured the following regions or republics: Kabardino-Balkar Republic, Astrakhan Region, Udmurt Republic and Sverdlovsk Region. Each circulation coin is denominated as a Ten Rouble piece and is one of 10,000,000 issued.

Elizabetha I Russian Empress on the front. Poltina is equal to 1/2 of Rouble (50 copecks), Russian Arms on the back. Saint Petersburg mint. Made of silver, 14 grams. 34mm diameter.

This Russia 2009 50 Ruble "The 400th Anniversary of Voluntary Entering of Kalmyk People into the Russian State" 7.78gm Gold Proof Coin is part of the historical series, commemorating The 400th Anniversary of the Voluntary Entering of Kalmyk People into the Russian State. The reverse of this Gold Proof coin features the image of the coat of arms of the Republic of Kalmykiya. The center of the obverse features the emblem of the Bank of Russia; the two-headed eagle with wings down. Below the emblem...

Peter III (February 21, 1728 - July 17, 1762) was Emperor of Russia for six months in 1762. According to most historians, he was mentally immature and very pro-Prussian, which made him an unpopular leader. He was supposedly assassinated as a result of a conspiracy led by his wife, who succeeded him to the throne as Catherine II. After Peter gained the throne in 1762, he instantly incurred the nobles's displeasure by withdrawing from the Seven Years' War and making ...

Nicholas I Russian Emperor - 1 1/2 Family Rouble 1836, sign "R.P.Utkin" (cut by Pavel Utkin). Made of silver, 32 grams. 40mm diameter.

Pavel I Russian Emperor - Polupoltinnik Silver coin (equal to 25 copecks). Saint Petersburg mint. Made of silver, 5 grams. 24mm diameter.