Coins of Peter I
Found: 452Coins of Peter I: 452 records in the reference, struck between 1696 and 1725. By metal: silver — 304, copper — 119, gold — 28, silver-copper — 1. By denomination: ruble — 119, kopeck — 101, poltina — 70, polushka — 37. Reference prices run from 100 to 63 250 100 roubles. Every entry carries photographs of both sides, metal, fineness, weight, diameter, mintage and catalogue numbers after Bitkin, Uzdenikov and Conros. Coins of the Russian Empire are dated by reign: the portrait or monogram on the obverse, the titles in the legend and the year below the truncation identify the reign even on a heavily worn piece. Within one reign coins differ by mint and by the mintmaster’s initials, struck as a two or three letter abbreviation.
Nicholas I 971Catherine II 809Alexander I 612Alexander II 590Nicholas II 429Elizabeth 319Alexander III 228Anna Ioannovna 147Paul I 122Catherine I 85Peter II 48Ivan the Terrible 29Michael I 25Peter III 21Boris Godunov 17False Dmitry I 12Vasili IV Shuysky 11Alexis of Russia 11Feodor I 11Ivan VI 9Ivan V and Peter I 5
1 Ruble 1725, SPB, Peter I, Sun in Armor, "SPB" below portrait, cross above head 1 553 500 ₽
1 Ruble 1725, Peter I, Bust Portrait in Antique Armor, No Engraver's Initials, "VSEROSIISKII" 126 700 ₽
1 Ruble 1725, SPB, Peter I, sun in epaulettes, no clasp on cloak, dot above head 1 736 500 ₽
Poltina 1725, SPB 570 300 ₽
Poltina 1725, Bust Portrait in Antique Armor, "VSEROSIISKII" 262 300 ₽
Poltina 1725, SPB, in Armor 414 200 ₽
Poltina 1725, Bust Portrait in Antique Armor, "VSEROСIISKII" 1 300 ₽
Poltina 1725, Bust Portrait in Antique Armor, VSIEROSIICKII 75 100 ₽
Poltina 1725, bust portrait in antique armor, portrait of crude design - "small head" 632 500 ₽
5 kopecks 1725, MD, date reads from bottom to top 260 500 ₽
5 kopecks 1725, MD, date reads top to bottom 48 200 ₽
5 Kopeks 1725, MD 90 300 ₽