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1/2 Kopeck Russian Empire (1720-1917) Copper Nicholas I of Russia (1796-1855)

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Denomination:

1/2 Kopeck

Metal:

Copper

State:

Russian Empire (1720-1917)

Issue year(s):

1842

Person:

Nicholas I of Russia (1796-1855)

Catalog reference:

Bit-838 (4) KM-143.3 (1) Uzd-3419 (1)

1842, Russia, Emperor Nicholas I. Beautiful Copper ½ Kopek Coin Mint Year: 1842 Reference: KM-143.3. Denomination: ½ Kopek Mint Place. St. Petersburg (С.П.М.) Diameter: 21.5mm Material: Copper Weight: 4.93gm Obverse: Value (½) above denomination ("Kopek Silver"), date (1842.) and mint initials (С.П.М.). Reverse: Crown above intial letter (N) and roman numeral (I). Nichol ...

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-11-24
Russland1/2 Kopeke 1842, Izhora. K.M. 143.3, Bitkin 838. Kl. Fleck, fast Stempelglanz

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-08-31
Nicholas I. 1825-1855 1842 ½ Kopeck 1842, Izhora Mint. 3,94 g. Bitkin 838. GM 25.9. About very fine. ½ копейки 1842, Ижорский МД, 3,94 г. Биткин 838. ГМ 25,9. Практически очень хорошее.

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-08-31
Nicholas I. 1825-1855 1842 ½ Kopeck 1842, Izhora Mint. 4,80 g. Bitkin 838. GM 25.4. Very fine to extremely fine. ½ копейки 1842, Ижорский МД, 4,80 г. Биткин 838. ГМ 25,4. Очень хорошее-отличное.

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-08-21
RUSSIAN COINS. Nicholas I, 1825-1855. ½ Kopeck 1842. Bit 838, B 46, Uzd 3419. Orange-brown with good lustre. Authenticated and graded by NGC MS 63 RB. Choice brilliant uncirculated US$ 300

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