Russian coins for Poland - 1 Zloty Silver Coin of 1830, Russian Emperor Alexander I, Congress Kingdom of Poland.

 Russian Poland Silver Coin, Russian Emperor Alexander I, Congress Kingdom of Poland

 Russian Poland 1 Zloty Silver Coin, Congress Kingdom Coinage

Russian coins for Poland - 1 Zloty Silver Coin of 1830, Russian Emperor Alexander I.

Obverse: Bust of Alexander I of Russia right.
Legend: ALEXANDER I. CES . ROS . WSKRZESICIEL KROL POLS . 1815 *

Reverse: Value (1) above denomination (ZLO . POL) and date (1830). All within oak-wreath. Mint master´s initials (F-H) Below.
Legend: MIKOLAY I. CES . WSZ . ROSSYI KROL POLSKI PANULACY *

Mint Place: Warsaw
Reference: KM-114.1. R!
Mint Master: Friedrich Hunger(F-H, 1815-1827)
Diameter: 22 mm; Weight: 4.44 gram of Silver (.593)

Russian Commemorative Rouble 300 Years of the Romanov Dynasty 1613 - 1913.

Russian Silver Rouble, Commemorative coin 300 Years of the Romanov Dynasty.

Russian Silver Ruble, 300 Years of Romanov House 1613 - 1913 

Russian Silver Rouble, Commemorative coin devoted to 300 Years anniversary of the Romanov Dynasty in 1913.

Obverse: Busts of the last Russian Emperor Nicholas II and Tsar Mikhail Feodorovich (Mikhail I Fyodorovich the first Russian Tsar of the house of Romanov).

Reverse: Coat of Arms of Russian Empire - Russian Imperial Double-Headed Eagle with shields of provinces (duchies), holding imperial orb and staff . Anniversary dates below  1613 - 1913.
Legend: ROUBLE / 1613 - 1913

Design: M. A. Karzin
Mint Place: St. Petersburg
Mint Master: Victor Smirnov
Reference: Bitkin 336, Severin 4180, Uzdenikof 4201, KM-70. R!
Weight: 19.95 gram of Silver; Diameter: 33 mm

Russian coins - Wire Money Silver Kopek coin of Tsar Ivan the Terrible, 1584.

Medieval Russian Silver Coins - Wire Silver Kopek 

 Russian Silver kopek

Russian coins - Wire Money Silver Kopek Coin of 1584, Ivan "the Terrible" as Tsar.

Obverse: The Tsar as St. George on horse, killing dragon with spear in his right hand. Mint initials (ГР) below.

Reverse: Inscription ("Czar and Grand Prince Ivan of Entire Rus") in five lines.
Legend: "ЦРЬИ / КНSЬВЕ / ЛИКIИВА / НЬВСЕIA / РУСИ" ("Царь и Князь Великий Иван Всея Руси")
Mint Place: Pskov (ГР)
Mint Period: 1547-1584
Diameter: 14 mm; Weight: 0.68 gram of Silver

Coins of the Russian Empire - Coin Rouble - Монета Рубль, St. Petersburg Mint 1846.

Russian Empire  Silver Rouble Old Coin

 Coin Rouble -  Монета Рубль

World coins Russian Empire - Romanov Russia - Silver Coin Rouble, mint year 1846.

Obverse: Crown above value in cyrilic letters and date inside wreath.
Legend (translated): COIN ROUBLE / 1846 С.П.Б.

Reverse: Large crown above crowned double headed eagle, holding imperial scepter and orb.
Legend (translated): * Pure Silver 4 Zolotniks and 21 Parts
Exergue: П-A (Paul Alexiev)

Mint Master: Paul Alexiev (ПA, 1847-52)
Reference: Davenport 283, Bitkin 208, KM-168.1. R!
Mint Place: St. Petersburg (С.П.Б)
Weight: 20.56 gram of Silver (.868)
Diameter: 35 mm

Russian Silver Rouble, Catherine II Empress of Russia, St. Petersburg mint 1770.

 Russian Silver Rouble coin, Cathrine II the Great 

Russian Empire one ruble coin

Russian coins Silver Rouble - Cathrine II the Great Empress of Russia, St. Petersburg mint 1770.


Obverse: Crowned and draped bust of Catherine II right. Mint initials (CПБ) below.
Legend: Б.M. EKATEPIHA . II . IMП . ICAMOД . BCEPOC
Translated: "Catherine II Empress and Ruler of all Russia"

Reverse: Large crown above crowned double-headed Russian eagle holding imperial staff and orb.
Comment: Mint master´s initials (Я-Ч) below eagle´s claws.
Legend: MOHETA POУБЛЬ 1770
Translated: "Rouble Coin 1770"

Mint Place: St. Petersburg (CПБ)
Mint Official: Yakov Chernishev (ЯЧ)
Reference: Bitkin 209, Severin 2043, Uzdenikov 1030, KM-C#67a.2. R!
Weight: 23.95 gram of Silver
Diameter: 38 mm

Russian coins Silver Rouble of Elizabeth I Empress of Russia, Moscow mint 1752.

Russian coins of Elizabeth I, Empress of Russia from 1741 - 1762

Imperial Russian coins Silver Ruble, Moscow mint 1752. 

Imperial Russian coins Silver Ruble of Elizabeth I Empress of Russia, Moscow mint year 1752.
Imperial Russian silver coins of Empress Elizabeth I of Russia, make a great addition to any numismatic collection.

Obverse: Crowned and draped bust of Empress Elizabeth I right. Mint initials (M.M.Д) below.
Legend: Б.M. EЛИCABETЬ . I . IMП : ICAMOД : BCEPOC :
Translated: "Elizabeth I Empress and Ruler of all Russia"

Reverse: Large crown above crowned double-headed Russian eagle holding imperial staff and orb.
Comment: Mint master´s initial (E) in left field below.
Legend: MOHETA . PУБЛЬ . 1752
Translated: "Rouble Coin 1752"

Mint Master: Igor Ivanov (E)
Mint place: Moscow (MMД)
Reference: Davenport 1678, Bitkin 125, Diakov 258, Severin 1594, KM-19.2. R!
Weight: 25.93 gram of Silver (.802); Diameter: 41 mm

Czarina Elizaveta Petrovna (1709 – 1762), also known as Yelisavet and Elizabeth, was the Empress of Russia from 1741 until her death. She led the country into the two major European conflicts of her time: the War of Austrian Succession (1740–8) and the Seven Years' War (1756–63). Elizabeth, the second-oldest surviving daughter of Peter I of Russia and Catherine I of Russia.

Russian coins Silver Rouble of Anna Ioannovna Empress of Russia, Moscow mint 1732.

 Silver Ruble Russian coins of Anna Ioannovna, Empress of Russia 

 Silver Ruble Coin of Imperial Russia, Moscow Mint 1732  

Russian Empire coins of Anna Ioannovna Empress of Russia, Silver Ruble coin minted in 1732.
The Silver Coinage of Imperial Russia is great addition to any numismatic collection.

Obverse: Crowned bust of Anna Ivanovna as Empress of Russia right.
Legend: B.M. ANNA IMPERATRITSA I CAMODERZ VSEROSIISKAIA

Reverse: Crown above double-headed imperial eagle with St. George shield at chest, holding scepter and orb.
Legend: MONETA ROUBLE 1732

Mint Place: Moscow Mint.
Reference: Davenport 1670, Bitkin 53 (R1), KM-192.1.
Weight: 25.91 gram Silver of (.729); Diameter: 41 mm

Russian coins Nicholas I Monument Commemorative Ruble silver coin of 1859.

Russian coins Emperor Nicholas I Commemorative Silver Rouble 1859

Russian coins - Nicholas I Monument Commemorative Silver Ruble

Russian coins of Alexander II - Nicholas I Monument Commemorative Ruble.
This beautiful silver coin was struck in 1859 to commemorate the unveiling of the monument to Nicholas I in St. Petersburg.

Obverse: Bare bust of Nicholas I of Russia left. Engraver´s signature (A.ЛЯЛИН / A.Lyalin) at bust´s truncation.
Legend: "НИКОЛАЙ I ИМПЕРАТОРЪ И САМОДЕРЖЕЦЪ ВСЕРОССIИС."

Reverse: Side view of the monument to Nicholas I in St. Petersburg. Value ("Rouble") in exergue.
Legend: "ПОВЕЛ ИМПЕР АЛЕКСАНДРА II ВСЕЯ РОССІИ САМОДЕРЖЦА ІЮНЯ 25 ДНЯ 1859 ГОДА"
Exergue: ".РУБЛЬ."

Russian coins "Pugachev Ruble" Sestroretsk Ruble silver coin of 1771.

A RUSSIAN 19TH CENTURY NOVODEL SESTRORETSK RUBLE

 Russian coins Sestroretsk Ruble 

Russian coins 1 Sestroretsk Ruble minted in 1771 - rare "Pugachev Ruble" ruble. St. Petersburg mint.
weight 22 gr, 0.900 fine silver. 37 mm diameter.

Sestroretsk Ruble also known as the "Pugachev Ruble" because the date 1771 corresponds to the period of the rebellion of Emelyan Pugachev who was a pretender to the throne, in the name of Peter III, and the coin design does not contain the name or monogram of Catherine II.
Sestroretsk mint at Sestroretsk Armoury plants - Russian Temporary mint 1757-1778.

Russian Coins - Silver Ruble of Peter II Emperor of Russia, Saint Petersburg Mint 1727.

Silver Ruble Imperial Russian coin

Silver ruble Russian coins of Peter II Emperor of Russia

Russian Imperial coins Silver Ruble coin of Emperor Peter II minted in 1727.
Imperial Russian silver coins, make a great addition to any numismatic collection.

Obverse: Laureate and armoured bust of Peter II. to right in mantle. Head parts legend.
Legend: ПЕТРЪ II. ИМПЕРАТОРЪ * И САМОДЕРЖЕЦЪ * ВСЕРОС IСКИ * :
Translated: "Peter II. Emperor and Autocrat of All Russia"

Reverse: Large crown above crowned double-headed Russian eagle holding imperial staff and orb.
Mint initials below (Cyrillic) СП.Б. - Saint Petersburg Mint.
Legend: МОНЕТА * НОВАЯ * ЦЕНА * РУБЛЪ * 1727
Translated: "New coin, price is Ruble, date 1727"

Peter II Alekseyevich (23 October [O.S. 12 October] 1715 – 30 January [O.S. 19 January] 1730) was the Emperor of Russia from 1727 until his death in 1730. He was the only son of Tsarevich Alexei Petrovich (son of Peter the Great "Peter I Emperor of Russia" by his first consort Eudoxia Lopukhina) and Princess Charlotte.
With Peter's death, the direct male line of the Romanov Dynasty ended. He was succeeded by Anna Ivanovna, daughter of Peter the Great's half-brother and co-ruler, Ivan V.

Russian coins for Poland 1 ½ Rubles 10 Zlotych Silver coin minted in 1836.

Russo-Polish coins - 1 ½ Rubles, 10 Zlotych silver coin

Russian coin - Mintage for Poland- 1 ½ Rubles or 10 Zlotych silver coin of 1836

World coins, Russo-Polish coins - 1 ½ Rubles, 10 Zlotych silver coin of 1836, Warsaw Mint. Russian silver coin for Poland denominated in both Polish and Russian currencies - 1 ½ Rubles, 10 Zlotych.

Fixed exchange rate between the Polish and Russian currencies of 1 kopeck = 2 grosze, or 15 kopeck = 1 złoty.

Russian Coins Silver Ruble of Empress Anna Ioannovna of Russia, 1734.

Russian Imperial Coins

Russian Imperial Coins Silver Ruble of Empress Anna Ioannovna of Russia

Russian Coins Ruble Silver coin of 1734, Empress Anna Ioannovna of Russia, Moscow Mint.

Obverse: Crowned bust of Anna Ioannovna as Empress of Russia right.
Legend: B.M. ANNA IMPERATRITSA I CAMODERZ VSEROSIISKAIA

Reverse: Crown above double-headed imperial eagle with St. George shield at chest, holding scepter and orb.
Legend: MONETA ROUBLE 1734

Reference: Davenport 1673, Diakov 40, Bitkin 122, Uzdenikov 718, KM-197. R!
Weight: 25.52 gram of Silver (.802); Diameter: 41 mm

Russian coins RSFSR Star Ruble Silver coin of 1921.

 Russian coins - Soviet Silver Star Ruble

Russian coins - Soviet Silver ruble

Russian coins - Soviet Silver ruble of 1921 - Star Ruble .
Coins of RSFSR of regular coinage of 1921-1923

Obverse: Value in center of star above date. All within beaded circle and wreath.
Legend: ROUBLE / 1 / 1921

Reverse: Coat of arms - State Emblem of the Russian SFSR - the hammer and sickle within wreath upon a rising sun. Initials (R.S.F.S.R. - Russian Federated Soviet Socialist Republic) within foliage below, motto around.
Translated Motto: "Proletariats of the world, unite!"

Mint Place: Leningrad - Petrograd mint.
Mintage: 1,000,000 pcs.
Mint Master: AГ (A.F. Hartman)
Weight: 19.84 gram of  Silver (.900)
Diameter: 34 mm