Russian empire

Russian empire

Latvia

Russian Empire

Latvia

A high-quality replica of a 10-ruble Tsarist coin. Bronze with gilding.

A high-quality replica of a 15-ruble coin of Nicholas II. Bronze with gilding.

20 kopecks 1914 Russian Empire, silver

1 ruble 1985 USSR, copper-nickel alloy

1 ruble 1988 USSR, copper-nickel alloy

20 kopecks 1915 Russian Empire, silver

5 rubles 1990 USSR, copper-nickel alloy

1 ruble 1986 USSR, copper-nickel alloy

1 ruble 1989 "100th Anniversary of the Death of M. Eminescu", USSR, copper-nickel alloy

1/2 mark 1914/1915 Germany, silver

A "municipal trade token" that had a limited circulation period as local currency in the town of Gander. Location: Province of Newfoundland, Canada. Series: IX (ninth) from an annual series issued from 1982 to 2014. Theme: World War II. Reverse (Aircraft side): Depicts the British multi-role aircraft, the "Mosquito".Inscriptions: AVIATION DOLLAR, SERIES IX, MOSQUITO, WORLD WAR II. The token was accepted for payment until August 31, 1990 (Value $1.00 Expires August 31, ...

Silver coin with a face value of 20 kopecks, 1914, minted during the reign of Nicholas II.Material: 500 fine silver.Weight: 3.6 grams.Silver content: Contains 1.8 grams of pure silver.Diameter: Approximately 22 mm. Mint: Saint Petersburg (abbreviation "С.П.Б." below the year).The initials "В.С." (Viktor Smirnov) are located on the obverse under the eagle's claws.The reverse center features the denomination "20 КОПѢЕКЪ" framed by oak and laurel branches, topped with the Imperial c...

A silver 15-kopek coin from 1904, struck during the reign of Emperor Nicholas II at the Saint Petersburg Mint. It is made of .500 fineness silver (billon). The standard weight is approximately 2.7 grams (containing 1.35 g of pure silver), with a diameter of 19.7 mm. The reverse features the denomination "15" in the center, flanked by two six-pointed stars. Below are the word "KOPEEK" (копеекъ), a decorative divider, the mint year "1904," and the mint mark "S.P.B." (с.п.б.)....

Silver coin 10 kopeks, 1904, SPB, Russian Empire. Denomination: 10 kopeks. Year of issue: 1904. Material: 500 fine silver (billon). Weight: ~1.8 g. Pure silver content: ~0.9 g. Mint: Saint Petersburg Mint (abbreviation “С.П.Б.” below the date). Mintmaster: Alexander Redko (initials “A.R.” on both sides of the decorative divider). Technical specifications: standard weight – 1.80 g; diameter – 17.5 mm.

5 Dollars (Liberia, 2000) - Elephants in Danger, silver