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Russian Empire — Peter I (1700 — 1725)

Circulation 71 Commemorative Collector

Found: 71

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Polupolushka — Russian Empire (1700)

Bit# 1427

Copper, 16 mm, 1.6 g

Polushka — Russian Empire (1701–1703)

KM# 110

Copper, 19 mm, 2.67 g

Polushka — Russian Empire (1704–1712)

KM# 113

Copper, 17 mm, 2.13 g

Samoderzhets (Autocrat)

Polushka — Russian Empire (1704–1718)

KM# 114

Copper, 17 mm, 2.13 g

Povelitel (Ruler)

Polushka — Russian Empire (1718–1721)

KM# 152.1, KM# 152.3

Copper, 14 mm, 1.02 g

Year in Cyrillic numerals

Polushka — Russian Empire (1718–1722)

KM# 152.2

Copper, 14 mm, 1.02 g

Year in Arabic numerals

Denga — Russian Empire (1700)

Bit# 1380

Copper, 24 mm, 6.4 g

ДЕН-ГА

Denga — Russian Empire (1700)

Bit# 1382

Copper, 24 mm, 6.4 g

Samoderzhavny Povelitel (Autocratic Ruler)

Denga — Russian Empire (1700–1701)

KM# 102

Copper, 24 mm, 6.4 g

Samoderzhets (Autocrat)

Denga — Russian Empire (1701–1704)

KM# 111

Copper, 23 mm, 5.3 g

Samoderzhets (Autocrat)

Denga — Russian Empire (1704–1712)

KM# 115

Copper, 21 mm, 4.27 g

Samoderzhets (Autocrat)

Denga — Russian Empire (1705–1718)

KM# 116

Copper, 21 mm, 4.1 g

Povelitel (Ruler)

1 kopeck — Russian Empire (1704–1718)

KM# 117

Copper, 27 mm, 8.53 g

БК

1 kopeck — Russian Empire (1704–1718)

KM# 118

Copper, 24 mm, 8.19 g

МД

1 kopeck — Russian Empire (1711–1713)

KM# 135

Copper, 24 mm, 8.19 g

Without mintmark

1 kopeck — Russian Empire (1713–1716)

KM# 141

Copper, 24 mm, 8.19 g

МДЗ

1 kopeck — Russian Empire (1713–1718)

KM# 142

Copper, 24 mm, 8.19 g

НД

1 kopeck — Russian Empire (1713–1718)

KM# 143

Copper, 24 mm, 8.19 g

НДЗ

1 kopeck — Russian Empire (1713–1714)

KM# 144

Silver, 13 mm, 0.57 g

1 kopeck — Russian Empire (1718)

KM# 153

Silver, 13 mm, 0.57 g

1 kopeck — Russian Empire (1724)

KM# 163

Copper, 26.5 mm, 8.19 g

Altyn — Russian Empire (1704)

KM# 119

Silver, 13.5 mm, 0.8 g

Altyn — Russian Empire (1711–1712)

KM# 136

Silver, 13.5 mm, 0.8 g

Altyn — Russian Empire (1713)

KM# 145.1

Silver, 16 mm, 1.7 g

Altyn in one line

Altyn — Russian Empire (1713–1714)

KM# 145.2

Silver, 16 mm, 1.7 g

Al / tyn in two lines

Altyn — Russian Empire (1718)

KM# 154.1

Silver, 16 mm, 1.7 g

Saint George with cloak

Altyn — Russian Empire (1718)

KM# 154.2

Silver, 16 mm, 1.7 g

Saint George without cloak

10 Dengi — Russian Empire (1701–1704)

KM# 103

Silver, 15 mm, 1.4 g

5 kopecks — Russian Empire (1713–1714)

KM# 146

Silver, 20.5 mm, 2.83 g

5 kopecks — Russian Empire (1723–1724)

KM# 164

Copper, 32.5 mm, 20.48 g

5 kopecks — Russian Empire (1724–1725)

KM# 165

Copper, 32.5 mm, 20.48 g

МД

Grivennik — Russian Empire (1701–1702)

KM# 104

Silver, 22 mm, 2.84 g

Grivennik — Russian Empire (1704–1710)

KM# 120.1, KM# 120.2

Silver, 22 mm, 2.84 g

М или МД

Grivennik — Russian Empire (1704–1709)

KM# 121

Silver, 20 mm, 2.8 g

БК

Grivennik — Russian Empire (1713)

KM# 147

Silver, 18 mm, 2.84 g

Grivennik — Russian Empire (1718–1720)

KM# 155

Silver, 20 mm, 2.84 g

Polupoltinnik — Russian Empire (1701–1702)

KM# 105

Silver, 28 mm, 7 g

Polupoltinnik — Russian Empire (1702)

Bit# 706

Silver, 28 mm, 7 g

Polupoltinnik — Russian Empire (1703–1705)

KM# 112.1

Silver, 28 mm, 7 g

Polupoltinnik — Russian Empire (1704)

KM# 112.2

Silver, 28 mm, 7 g

МД

Polupoltinnik — Russian Empire (1707–1710)

KM# 128

Silver, 28 mm, 7 g

Polupoltinnik — Russian Empire (1713)

KM# 148

Silver, 27 mm, 7 g

Poltina — Russian Empire (1701–1705)

KM# 106.1, KM# 106.2

Silver, 34 mm, 14 g

Poltina — Russian Empire (1705–1706)

KM# 124.1, KM# 124.2

Silver, 34 mm, 14 g

Poltina — Russian Empire (1707–1710)

KM# A129

Silver, 34 mm, 14 g

Poltina — Russian Empire (1712)

KM# 137

Silver, 35 mm, 14 g

Poltina — Russian Empire (1718–1722)

KM# 156

Silver, 33 mm, 14.22 g

Poltina — Russian Empire (1723–1725)

KM# 159

Silver, 33 mm, 14.22 g

Poltina — Russian Empire (1725)

KM# 161.2

Silver, 43.5 mm, 14.22 g

СПБ

1 ruble — Russian Empire (1704–1705)

KM# 122.1, KM# 122.2

Silver, 42.5 mm, 28 g