1 Ducat Russian Empire (1720-1917) Gold Jelisaweta I Petrowna (17 ...

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Denomination:

1 Ducat (about Ducat)

Metal:

Gold

State:

Russian Empire (1720-1917)

Issue year(s):

1761

Person:

Jelisaweta I Petrowna (1709-1762)

Catalog reference:

Fr-108 (1) Sev-241 (1)

RUSSIA. Ducat, 1761. Elizabeth. On her death. Tomb. Reverse: Crown over legend. NGC graded MS-61.

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Posted by: goldmen 2010-11-02
Gold RUSSIA. Ducat, 1761. Sev-241; Fr-108. Elizabeth. On her death. Tomb. NGC graded MS-61.

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