By denomination: Coins of Europe
59 · 6 582 recordsThe imperial money system rested on the rouble of 100 kopeks, but poltinas, polupoltinniks, grivenniks, dengas and polushkas circulated alongside, and zloty, groszy and abazi in the annexed lands. The same denomination was struck for decades and differs by reign, year and mint. 59 collections, 6 582 records in total. The largest: Euro — 1477, Franc — 599, Krone — 528, Mark — 516, Lira — 396. Every entry carries photographs of both sides, metal, fineness, weight, diameter, mintage and catalogue numbers after Bitkin, Uzdenikov and Conros. Groups with fewer than five records are not listed separately.
- Euro 1 477
- Franc 599
- Krone 528
- Mark 516
- Lira 396
- Zloty 311
- Hryvnia 301
- Ruble 201
- Penny 150
- Groschen 146
- Centime 131
- Escudo 129
- Pound 118
- Pfennig 117
- Kreuzer 116
- Øre 108
- Forint 97
- Kopeck 88
- Dinar 71
- Lev 71
- Thaler 63
- Reichspfennig 60
- Stotinka 52
- Shilling 46
- Sovereign 44
- Cent 43
- Litas 43
- Reis 40
- Filler 40
- Para 38
- Heller 34
- Diner 29
- Real 29
- Schilling 29
- Ducat 28
- Maravedi 27
- Lat 25
- Leu 21
- Karbovanets 20
- Centavo 20
- Euro cent 18
- Drachm 15
- Pengő 13
- Species Thaler 13
- Farthing 13
- Sen 12
- Écu 11
- Lek 11
- Kun 10
- Gulden 9
- Ban 9
- Lepton 8
- Piastre 6
- Centimo 6
- Rappen 6
- Sol 5
- Florin 5
- Kindarok 5
- Decime 5