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5 Kopeck Russian Empire (1720-1917) Copper Catherine II (1729-1796)

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Denomination:

5 Kopeck

Metal:

Copper

State:

Russian Empire (1720-1917)

Issue year(s):

1793

Person:

Catherine II (1729-1796)

Catalog reference:

Bit-1289 (3)

5 Kopecks, Catherine II (1762-1796), Annensk MintCyrillic legendCrowned double-headed imperial eagle facing, denomination on scroll below, A | M across fields (No legend)Crowned large monogram of Catherine within wreath, date broken across fieldsSecurity edge43mm x 44mm, Mintage: 7,426,000Obverse: Crowned Imperial monogram of Catherine II “The Great”, splitting date (17-79) in fields. Den ...

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Posted by: anonymous 2016-12-08
Catherine II, the Great 1763 5 Kopecks 1787, EM, Avesta Mint. 53.95 g. Swedish forgery. Bitkin 1289 (R2). Very rare! 30 roubles acc. To Iljin!! 30 roubles acc. To Petrov! 50 roubles acc. To Trapeznikov! Slightly off-centre. Weakly struck. Old ink mark. Very fine. 5 копеек 1787, ЕM, монетный дво ...

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1787,RUSSIA. 5 Kopek Contemporary Counterfeit, 1787. Avesta Mint. Catherine II (the Great) (1762-96).cf.C-59.3; Bit-1289; AAH-108a. A Swedish made imitation which is quite RARE. This example has been lightly silver plated and two modern screw holes on the obverse, likely used as a badge or buckle.

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-04-30
1787,RUSSIA. 5 Kopek Contemporary Counterfeit, 1787. Avesta Mint. Catherine II (the Great) (1762-96).cf.C-59.3; Bit-1289; AAH-108a. A Swedish made imitation which is quite RARE. This example has been lightly silver plated and two modern screw holes on the obverse, likely used as a badge or buckle.

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