Coins and banknotes of 1781 — Russian Empire
In the catalogue: circulation coins — 9, circulation banknotes — 3.
Periods: Catherine II 1762 — 1796, Assignats 1769 — 1785
What happened in 1781
- Russia and Austria formed a secret alliance through an exchange of letters between the monarchs.
- The heir Paul and his wife set off on a tour of Europe as the Count and Countess of the North.
Circulation coins 9
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5 kopecks — Russian Empire (1763–1796)
C# 59 Ekaterinburg Mint, Type 3A · mintage 43,520,618 Suzun Mint |
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Grivennik — Russian Empire (1777–1782)
C# 61 Saint Petersburg Mint |
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10 kopecks — Russian Empire (1763–1781)
C# 6 Suzun Mint |
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15 kopecks — Russian Empire (1778–1782)
C# 62 Saint Petersburg Mint |
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20 kopecks — Russian Empire (1778–1781)
C# 63 Saint Petersburg Mint, Legend "...ВСЕРОС..." Saint Petersburg Mint, Legend "...ВСЕРОСС..." |
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Polupoltinnik — Russian Empire (1779–1781)
C# 65 Saint Petersburg Mint, АГ · mintage 336,000 |
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1 ruble — Russian Empire (1777–1782)
C# 67 Saint Petersburg Mint, ИЗ · mintage 2,282,900 |
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5 rubles — Russian Empire (1778–1782)
C# 78 Saint Petersburg Mint · mintage 62,543 |
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10 rubles — Russian Empire (1777–1782)
C# 79 Saint Petersburg Mint · mintage 23,320 |
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Circulation banknotes 3
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25 rubles — Russian Empire (1774–1785)
Pick# A5 1781 |
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50 rubles — Russian Empire (1774–1785)
Pick# A6 1781 |
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100 rubles — Russian Empire (1774–1785)
Pick# A7 1781 |
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