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3 kopecks — Russian Empire (1867–1917)

Y# 11

Obverse
Obverse
Reverse
Reverse

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Special facts

Three kopeks of the 1867 pattern weighing 9.83 grams; the most were issued in 1916 at Petrograd, 25.7 million.

About the period

The coins of Nicholas II are gold-standard coins: the Witte reform of 1897 tied the rouble to gold, and gold coins circulated freely alongside credit notes until the First World War. More about the period “Nicholas II”, 1894 — 1917

Specifications

Currency
1 ruble = 100 kopecks
Issue type
Circulation
Metal
Copper
Diameter
28.36 mm
Thickness
1.96 mm
Weight
9.83 g
Shape
Round
Edge
Reeded
Orientation
Medal (↑↑)

Variants

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Year Mint Mintage Price Proof Details
Alexander II 1855 — 1881
1867 EKB 160,000 Estimate — Y# 11.1 + ☆
1867 SPB — Estimate — Mintage is shared with 1868. Y# 11.2 + ☆
1868 EKB 6,085,833 Estimate — Y# 11.1 + ☆
1868 SPB 909,500 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1869 EKB 5,525,800 Estimate — Y# 11.1 + ☆
1869 SPB 723,000 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1870 EKB 5,017,500 Estimate — Y# 11.1 + ☆
1870 SPB 79,500 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1871 EKB 1,585,000 Estimate — Y# 11.1 + ☆
1871 SPB — Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1872 EKB 3,017,500 Estimate — Y# 11.1 + ☆
1873 EKB 4,704,167 Estimate — Y# 11.1 + ☆
1874 EKB 4,419,167 Estimate — Y# 11.1 + ☆
1875 EKB 3,595,000 Estimate — Y# 11.1 + ☆
1876 EKB 890,000 Estimate — Y# 11.1 + ☆
1876 SPB 4,863,333 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1877 SPB 5,901,667 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1878 SPB 6,355,000 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1879 SPB 7,391,667 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1880 SPB 6,773,333 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1881 SPB 6,133,333 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
Alexander III 1881 — 1894
1882 SPB 4,280,000 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1883 SPB 10,271,667 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1884 SPB 2,975,000 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1891 SPB 1,983,333 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1892 SPB 648,333 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1893 SPB 6,365,000 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1894 SPB 4,803,333 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
Nicholas II 1894 — 1917
1895 SPB 5,416,673 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1896 Birmingham Mint 13,274,688 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1897 Birmingham Mint 5,864,320 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1898 Birmingham Mint 6,783,952 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1899 Rosenkranz Works, Saint Petersburg 11,666,667 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1900 Rosenkranz Works, Saint Petersburg 16,666,667 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1901 Rosenkranz Works, Saint Petersburg 10,000,000 Estimate — Y# 11.2 + ☆
1901 SPB — Estimate + Y# 11.2 + ☆
1902 SPB 3,333,333 Estimate + Y# 11.2 + ☆
1903 SPB 11,400,010 Estimate + Y# 11.2 + ☆
1904 SPB 6,933,634 Estimate + Y# 11.2 + ☆
1905 SPB 3,333,333 Estimate + Y# 11.2 + ☆
1906 SPB 5,666,675 Estimate + Y# 11.2 + ☆
1907 SPB 2,500,009 Estimate + Y# 11.2 + ☆
1908 SPB 12,666,675 Estimate + Y# 11.2 + ☆
1909 SPB 6,733,344 Estimate + Y# 11.2 + ☆
1910 SPB 6,666,667 Estimate + Y# 11.2 + ☆
1911 SPB 9,466,677 Estimate + Y# 11.2 + ☆
1912 SPB 8,533,341 Estimate + Y# 11.2 + ☆
1913 SPB 15,333,341 Estimate + Y# 11.2 + ☆
1914 SPB 8,166,681 Estimate + Y# 11.2 + ☆
1915 SPB 19,833,000 Estimate — Y# 11.3 + ☆
1916 SPB 25,666,667 Estimate — Y# 11.3 + ☆
1917 SPB — Estimate — Y# 11.3 + ☆
SPB
Saint Petersburg Mint. The mint in Saint Petersburg, founded in 1724 in the Peter and Paul Fortress. It was called the Petrograd Mint in 1914–1924 and the Leningrad Mint in 1924–1991.
EKB
Ekaterinburg Mint
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