Nicholas I, 1825-1855 Jeton 1826. Platinum. Coronation in Moscow. Crowned monogram. Rv. Crown, below inscription and date. 12,89 g. Diakov 446.9. Sev. 399a. Fuchs 292. Uncirculated.

Catherine II, the Great, 1729-1796. Ducat 1796, St. Petersburg Mint. 3.48 g. Bitkin 108 (R). Fr. 133. 20 roubles according to Petrov. Very rare. Minor traces of mounting at te edge, otherwise very attractive piece for this type.1796, 3.48 108 (R). Fr. 133. 20 minimaler Randfehler sonst gutes vorzüglich

Peter I., 1682 / 1689 - 1725. Poltina 1704 MD. Kadaschewski Münzhof. 14,1 g. Bitkin 542 (R). R! Patina bis vorzüglich

Alexander I 1804 Pattern-Rouble 1804, Soho Mint, Birmingham. 25.81 g. Bitkin ?925 (R1). Severin 2552. Rare. Cabinet piece. Choice brilliant uncirculated with full mint lustre. NGC MS63

Nicholas I gold Proof 5 Roubles 1847 CПБ-AГ PR64 NGC, St. Petersburg mint, KM-C175.3, Bit-29. Obv. Crowned double-headed eagle with orb and scepter. Rev. Date and value in beaded circle. Essentially flawless strike, with greenish-gold patina. The fields are nicely mirrored and only minor marks keep this piece from the gem category. Extremely rare, and the single finest Proof example certified by NGC and PCGS combined

Nicholas I "Alexander I Column Commemorative" Rouble 1834 MS63+ NGC, St. Petersburg mint, KM-C169, Bit-894 (R). Commemorating the unveiling of column dedicated to Nicholas' predecessor, Alexander I. Obv. Bust of Alexander I right. Rev. Alexander I column. Superbly struck, with abundant luster beneath surfaces showing gold and gray patina over prooflike fields. A choice example of this popular commemorative issue

Nicholas II Proof Rouble 1915-BC PR62 Cameo NGC, St. Petersburg mint, KM-Y59.3, Bit-70 (R). Obv. Nead of Nicholas II left. Rev. Crowned double-headed eagle with date and value. Deeply mirrored fields contrasting nicely with the frosted devices. Hairlines are noted on both sides and pleasing argent-gray patina, with golden highlights, gives this rare Proof issue a pleasing appearance. None have been certified finer by NGC

Alexander III Proof Rouble 1893-AГ PR62+ Ultra Cameo NGC, St. Petersburg mint, KM-Y46, Bit-77. Obv. Bust of Alexander III right. Rev. Crowned double-headed eagle with date and value. A truly stunning example with an appearance much nicer than one might expect. Both sides display even reddish-brown patina with a hint of golden highlights. The fields are deeply mirrored and provide superb contrast with the heavily frosted devices. Rare, and the only example certified by either NGC or PCGS

3 Rubel (20 Zlotych) 1835, PD/SPB-St. Petersburg Prägung für Polen Bitkin 1076 (R) Friedberg 111 Schlumberger 22 Kopicki 9463 (R2) Gumowski 2554 GOLD. 3.91 g. Selten. Revers leicht berieben, vorzüglich-Stempelglanz/vorzüglich

3 Rubel 1873, SPB/NI-St. Petersburg Bitkin 35 (R) Friedberg 164 Schlumberger 146 GOLD. 3.92 g. Selten. Kl. Kratzer, vorzüglich

Dicker Sestroretsk Rubel 1771. Durchmesser: 76 mm, Dicke: 24 mm, Gewicht: 918,81 g. Spätere private Nachprägung. Bitkin vgl. 995 (R4) Sehr selten. Sehr schön-vorzüglich

5 Rubel 1827, SPD/PD-St. Petersburg Bitkin 2 (R3) Friedberg 154 Schlumberger 26 GOLD. 6.52 g. Äußerst seltener Jahrgang. Kl. Kratzer, vorzüglich

10 Kopeken 1781 KM {i für Sibirien} . Gekröntes Monogramm in Kranz. Rs: Gekrönter Schild mit fünf Zeilen Schrift zwischen Haltern. Riffelrand. Brekke 531. KM C6. Winzige Schrötlingsfehler. ss

Rubel 1756 (917 fein; ohne Mmz.) Gekröntes und drapiertes Brustbild rechts. Gekrönter Doppeladler (breite Schwanzfedern) mit Brustschild St. Georg. Sev. 196. Uzd. 4076. KM 22. Fr. 116. Minimal korrodiert. 1,57 g. RRG O L D ss

15 Rubel 1897 (Mmz. Appolon Grasgov; POCC nach dem Halsabschnitt; 900 fein). Sev. 561. Uzd. 321. Schl. 195. Fr. 159. Randfehler und winzige Kratzer. 12,88 g. G O L D vz

Zinnmedaillon 1814 (Sickler/Pfeuffer) auf den Wiener Kongress. Mit Beiblatt des Zinnarbeiters Stammer aus Hildburghausen (kleine Risse und Knicke, da die Medaille darin eingewickelt war). Mont. 2400. Kat.Jul. 3193. Diakov 392. 1 (Ag). Br. 1528. Winzige Randfehler und Kratzer. 76,4 mm. vz-St