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¼ kopecks: coins

1701–1916 · Russian Empire · 23 types

Other names: polushka.

In the catalogue: circulation coins — 23.

The heaviest coin is 4.1 g: copper, 1730–1754. The lightest is 0.82 g: copper, 1867–1916.

How the coin changed

Coins are shown to one scale, the bar marks the years of issue.

  1. 1701–1703 · copper · 2.67 g · 19 mm

  2. 1704–1718 · copper · 2.13 g · 17 mm

  3. 1718–1722 · copper · 1.02 g · 14 mm

  4. 1730–1754 · copper · 4.1 g · 19.5 mm

  5. 1757–1759 · copper · 2.56 g · 18 mm

  6. 1764–1779 · copper · 1.6 g · 18 mm

  7. 1766–1796 · copper · 2.56 g · 20 mm

  8. 1797–1800 · copper · 2.56 g · 19 mm

  9. 1803–1810 · copper · 2.56 g · 17.5 mm

  10. 1839–1846 · copper · 2.56 g · 16 mm

  11. 1849–1866 · copper · 1.28 g · 14.5 mm

  12. 1867–1916 · copper · 0.82 g · 13.2 mm

Peter I

Polushka — Russian Empire (1701–1703)
KM# 110
1701–1703 · Copper 		+
Polushka — Russian Empire (1704–1712)
KM# 113
1704–1712 · Copper 		+
Polushka — Russian Empire (1704–1718)
KM# 114
1704–1718 · Copper 		+
Polushka — Russian Empire (1718–1721)
KM# 152
1718–1721 · Copper 		+
Polushka — Russian Empire (1718–1722)
KM# 152
1718–1722 · Copper 		+

Anna I

Polushka — Russian Empire (1730–1740)
KM# 187
1730–1740 · Copper 		+

Ivan VI

Polushka — Russian Empire (1741)
KM# 187
1741 · Copper 		+

Elizabeth

¼ kopecks — Russian Empire (1743–1754)
1743–1754 · Copper 		+
Polushka — Russian Empire (1757–1759)
C# 4
1757–1759 · Copper 		+

Catherine II

Polushka — Russian Empire (1764–1779)
C# 1
1764–1779 · Copper 		+
Polushka — Russian Empire (1766–1796)
C# 55
1766–1796 · Copper 		+

Paul I

Polushka — Russian Empire (1797–1800)
C# 92
1797–1800 · Copper 		+

Alexander I

Polushka — Russian Empire (1803–1810)
C# 111
1803–1810 · Copper 		+

Nicholas I

¼ kopecks — Russian Empire (1839–1846)
C# 142
1839–1846 · Copper 		+
Polushka — Russian Empire (1849–1855)
C# 147
1849–1855 · Copper 		+
Polushka — Russian Empire (1850–1853)
C# 147
1850–1853 · Copper 		+

Alexander II

Polushka — Russian Empire (1855–1859)
Y# 1
1855–1859 · Copper 		+
Polushka — Russian Empire (1855–1860)
Y# 1
1855–1860 · Copper 		+
Polushka — Russian Empire (1858–1866)
Y# 1
1858–1866 · Copper 		+
Polushka — Russian Empire (1861)
Y# 1
1861 · Copper 		+
¼ kopecks — Russian Empire (1867–1881)
Y# 7
1867–1881 · Copper 		+

Alexander III

¼ kopecks — Russian Empire (1881–1893)
Y# 29
1881–1893 · Copper 		+

Nicholas II

¼ kopecks — Russian Empire (1894–1916)
Y# 47
1894–1916 · Copper 		+