5 kopecks — Russian Empire (1730)
KM# 165, KM# 189, KM# 190
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Special facts
The five-kopek piece of 1730 is the last of the “krestoviki” issued since 1723. The Kadashevsky Mint marked it in several ways, including the letters “DM” and “MM”; the edge is either reticulated or diagonally reeded.
About the period
The coins of Anna Ioannovna belong to the time when silver was made purer: from 1730 the rouble was struck in .802 fineness instead of .728. It became lighter — 25.85 grams instead of 28.44 — but kept the same amount of pure silver. More about the period “Anna I”, 1730 — 1740
Coins and banknotes of this year: 1730
Specifications
- Period
- Anna I
- Currency
- 1 ruble = 100 kopecks
- Issue type
- Circulation
- Metal
- Copper
- Diameter
- 32.5 mm
- Weight
- 20.48 g
- Shape
- Round
- Orientation
- Medal (↑↑)
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Other items of the period
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Polushka (1730–1740)
KM# 187
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Denga (1730–1740)
KM# 188
- 5 kopecks (1730) KM# 165, KM# 189…
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Grivennik (1731–1735)
KM# 194
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Polupoltinnik (1739–1740)
KM# 202
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Poltina (1731–1733)
KM# 195
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Poltina (1734–1737)
KM# 196
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Poltina (1737–1740)
KM# 199
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1 ruble (1730–1733)
KM# 192
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1 ruble (1733–1734)
KM# 192
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1 ruble (1734)
KM# 192
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1 ruble (1734–1737)
KM# 197
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1 ruble (1737–1740)
KM# 198, KM# 203…
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