bonumic

Russia

Periods

Coins

Russian Empire
RSFSR
USSR
Russian Federation
Circulation 461 Commemorative 522 Collector 1602

Found: 461

List Grid
Paul I 1796 — 1801 1 ruble = 100 kopecks
5 kopecks — Russian Empire (1796)
Copper, 51.2 g, ⌀ 45 mm 		+
5 kopecks — Russian Empire (1797)
C# 96
Silver 868, 1.46 g, ⌀ 16 mm 		+
5 kopecks — Russian Empire (1798–1801)
C# 96
Silver 868, 1.04 g, ⌀ 15 mm 		+
10 kopecks — Russian Empire (1797)
C# 97
Silver 868, 2.93 g, ⌀ 18 mm 		+
10 kopecks — Russian Empire (1798–1801)
C# 97
Silver 868, 2.07 g, ⌀ 17 mm 		+
10 kopecks — Russian Empire (1798)
C# 97
Silver 868, 2.07 g, ⌀ 17 mm 		+
Polupoltinnik — Russian Empire (1797)
C# 98
Silver 868, 7.31 g, ⌀ 25 mm 		+
Polupoltinnik — Russian Empire (1798–1801)
C# 98
Silver 868, 5.18 g, ⌀ 23 mm 		+
Polupoltinnik — Russian Empire (1798–1800)
C# 98
Silver 868, 5.18 g, ⌀ 23 mm 		+
Poltina — Russian Empire (1797)
C# 99
Silver 868, 14.62 g, ⌀ 31 mm 		+
Poltina — Russian Empire (1798–1801)
C# 99
Silver 868, 10.37 g, ⌀ 29 mm 		+
Poltina — Russian Empire (1798)
C# 99
Silver 868, 10.37 g, ⌀ 29 mm 		+
1 ruble — Russian Empire (1797)
C# 101
Silver 868, 29.25 g, ⌀ 41 mm 		+
1 ruble — Russian Empire (1798–1801)
C# 101
Silver 868, 20.73 g, ⌀ 37 mm 		+
5 rubles — Russian Empire (1798–1801)
C# 104
Gold 986, 6.08 g, ⌀ 23 mm 		+
5 rubles — Russian Empire (1800)
C# 104
Gold 986, 6.08 g, ⌀ 23 mm 		+
1 chervonets — Russian Empire (1797)
C# 103
Gold 986, 3.49 g, ⌀ 23 mm 		+
Alexander I 1801 — 1825 1 ruble = 100 kopecks
Polushka — Russian Empire (1803–1810)
C# 111
Copper, 2.56 g, ⌀ 17.5 mm 		+
Denga — Russian Empire (1804–1810)
C# 112
Copper, 5.12 g, ⌀ 20 mm 		+
Denga — Russian Empire (1810–1814)
C# 116
Copper, 3.41 g, ⌀ 18 mm 		+
Denga — Russian Empire (1810–1812)
C# 116
Copper, 3.41 g, ⌀ 18 mm 		+
Denga — Russian Empire (1812–1817)
C# 116
Copper, 3.41 g, ⌀ 18 mm 		+
1 kopeck — Russian Empire (1804–1807)
C# 113
Copper, 10.24 g, ⌀ 28 mm 		+
2 kopecks — Russian Empire (1802–1807)
C# 114
Copper, 20.48 g, ⌀ 35 mm 		+
5 kopecks — Russian Empire (1802–1810)
C# 115
Copper, 51.19 g, ⌀ 43.5 mm 		+
5 kopecks — Russian Empire (1810–1812)
Silver 750, 1.2 g, ⌀ 15.1 mm 		+
5 kopecks — Russian Empire (1813–1825)
C# 126
Silver 868, 1.03 g, ⌀ 15.1 mm 		+
10 kopecks — Russian Empire (1802–1805)
C# 119
Silver 868, 2.07 g, ⌀ 17 mm 		+
10 kopecks — Russian Empire (1808–1810)
C# 119
Silver 868, 2.07 g, ⌀ 17 mm 		+
10 kopecks — Russian Empire (1810–1812)
Silver 750, 2.4 g, ⌀ 17.65 mm 		+
20 kopecks — Russian Empire (1810–1811)
Silver 750, 4.805 g, ⌀ 22.1 mm 		+
Polupoltinnik — Russian Empire (1802–1805)
C# 121
Silver 868, 5.18 g, ⌀ 23 mm 		+
Polupoltinnik — Russian Empire (1808–1810)
C# 121
Silver 868, 5.18 g, ⌀ 23.7 mm 		+
Poltina — Russian Empire (1802–1805)
C# 123
Silver 868, 10.37 g, ⌀ 29 mm 		+
Poltina — Russian Empire (1809–1810)
C# 123
Silver 868, 10.37 g, ⌀ 30.1 mm 		+
1 ruble — Russian Empire (1802–1805)
C# 125
Silver 868, 20.73 g, ⌀ 37.5 mm 		+
1 ruble — Russian Empire (1807–1810)
C# 125
Silver 868, 20.73 g, ⌀ 36.8 mm 		+
5 rubles — Russian Empire (1802–1805)
C# 131
Gold 986, 6.08 g, ⌀ 28 mm 		+
5 rubles — Russian Empire (1817–1825)
C# 132
Gold 917, 6.54 g, ⌀ 22.6 mm 		+
10 rubles — Russian Empire (1802–1805)
C# 133
Gold 986, 12.17 g, ⌀ 28 mm 		+
Nicholas I 1825 — 1855 1 ruble = 100 kopecks
¼ kopecks — Russian Empire (1839–1846)
C# 142
Copper, 2.56 g, ⌀ 16 mm 		+
Polushka — Russian Empire (1849–1855)
C# 147
Copper, 1.28 g, ⌀ 14.5 mm 		+
Polushka — Russian Empire (1850–1853)
C# 147
Copper, 1.28 g, ⌀ 14.5 mm 		+
Denga — Russian Empire (1810–1828)
Copper, 3.41 g, ⌀ 18 mm 		+
½ kopecks — Russian Empire (1839–1847)
C# 143
Copper, 5.12 g, ⌀ 20 mm 		+
½ kopecks — Russian Empire (1848)
C# 143
Copper, 5.12 g, ⌀ 21 mm 		+
Denga — Russian Empire (1849–1855)
C# 148
Copper, 2.56 g, ⌀ 17.9 mm 		+
Denga — Russian Empire (1850–1855)
C# 148
Copper, 2.56 g, ⌀ 17.9 mm 		+
1 kopeck — Russian Empire (1810–1830)
C# 117
Copper, 6.83 g, ⌀ 25 mm 		+
1 kopeck — Russian Empire (1830–1839)
C# 138
Copper, 4.55 g, ⌀ 24 mm 		+

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