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Coins and banknotes of 1772 — Russian Empire

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

What happened in 1772

• The First Partition of Poland gave Russia eastern Belarus.
• Nikolai Novikov began publishing the satirical journal The Painter.

Circulation coins 16

	Polushka — Russian Empire (1766–1796) C# 55 Ekaterinburg Mint · mintage 960,000	+
	Polushka — Russian Empire (1764–1779) C# 1 Suzun Mint	+
	Denga — Russian Empire (1763–1796) C# 56 Ekaterinburg Mint · mintage 1,160,000	+
	Denga — Russian Empire (1764–1779) C# 2 Suzun Mint	+
	1 kopeck — Russian Empire (1764–1779) C# 3 Suzun Mint	+
	2 kopecks — Russian Empire (1763–1796) C# 58 Ekaterinburg Mint · mintage 2,432,500	+
	2 kopecks — Russian Empire (1764–1780) C# 4 Suzun Mint	+
	5 kopecks — Russian Empire (1763–1796) C# 59 Ekaterinburg Mint, Type 2A · mintage 46,265,020	+
	5 kopecks — Russian Empire (1763–1780) C# 5 Suzun Mint	+
	Grivennik — Russian Empire (1764–1776) C# 61a.2, C# 61a.3 Saint Petersburg Mint · mintage 510,000	+
	10 kopecks — Russian Empire (1763–1781) C# 6 Suzun Mint	+
	20 kopecks — Russian Empire (1766–1776) C# 63a.1, C# 63a.2 Saint Petersburg Mint · mintage 870,000	+
	Poltina — Russian Empire (1766–1776) C# 66 Saint Petersburg Mint, АШ · mintage 28,800	+
	1 ruble — Russian Empire (1766–1776) C# 67a.1, C# 67a.2 Saint Petersburg Mint, АШ Saint Petersburg Mint, ЯЧ ТI · mintage 1,049,600 Saint Petersburg Mint, ЯЧ ТИ	+
	5 rubles — Russian Empire (1766–1777) C# 78 Saint Petersburg Mint · mintage 14,054	+
	10 rubles — Russian Empire (1766–1776) C# 79 Saint Petersburg Mint · mintage 50,708	+

Circulation banknotes 3

	25 rubles — Russian Empire (1769–1773) Pick# A1 1772	+
	50 rubles — Russian Empire (1769–1773) Pick# A2 1772	+
	100 rubles — Russian Empire (1769–1773) Pick# A4 1772	+