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Coins of 1727 — Russian Empire

Flag: White-blue-red merchant flag (1705–1858) Coat of arms: Double-headed eagle (1700–1856)

What happened in 1727

• Catherine I died, and the eleven-year-old Peter II, Peter I's grandson, became emperor.
• Alexander Menshikov fell from power and was sent into exile.
• The Treaty of Kyakhta with China fixed the border and the rules of trade.

Circulation coins 12

	5 kopecks — Russian Empire (1726–1727) KM# 165 Kadashevsky Mint, Mark МД	+
	5 kopecks — Russian Empire (1726–1727) KM# 170 Naberezhny Mint, Mark НД; Date reads downward Naberezhny Mint, Mark НД; Date reads upward Naberezhny Mint, Mark НД; Error in the date "1721"	+
	5 kopecks — Russian Empire (1726–1727) KM# 179 Krasny Mint, Mark КД; Legend "ПѦТЬ КОПѢIКЬ"; Eagle larger Krasny Mint, Mark КД; Legend "ПѦТЬ КОПѢIКЬ"; Eagle smaller Krasny Mint, Mark КД; Legend "ПѦТЬ КОПѢЕКЬ" Krasny Mint, Mark КД; Legend "ПѦТЬ КОПѢѦКЬ"; One of the dots over the crown Krasny Mint, Mark КД; Legend "ПѦТЬ КОПѢѦКЬ"; One of the dots under the tail	+
	Grivennik — Russian Empire (1726–1727) KM# 171 Saint Petersburg Mint, Rare	+
	Poltina — Russian Empire (1727) KM# 181 Saint Petersburg Mint, СПБ under the eagle and under the portrait Saint Petersburg Mint, СПБ under the eagle	+
	Poltina — Russian Empire (1727–1729) KM# 180 Krasny Mint	+
	Poltina — Russian Empire (1726–1727) KM# 176 Krasny Mint Saint Petersburg Mint, Legend "САМОДЕРЖIЦА" (on obverse) Saint Petersburg Mint, Legend "САМОДЕРЖИЦА" (on obverse)	+
	1 ruble — Russian Empire (1727) KM# 182 Krasny Mint	+
	1 ruble — Russian Empire (1727) KM# 183 Saint Petersburg Mint	+
	1 ruble — Russian Empire (1726–1727) KM# 177 Krasny Mint Saint Petersburg Mint Saint Petersburg Mint	+
	2 rubles — Russian Empire (1727–1728) KM# 184 Hair tie Without hair tie	+
	2 rubles — Russian Empire (1726–1727) KM# 178 Krasny Mint	+