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Najnovší katalóg ruských mincí 980-1917 (7.vydanie)

Rok: 2025
Hrúbka: 28 mm
Šírka: 142 mm
Dĺžka: 202 mm
Váha: 708 g

Catalogue of Russian and Ancient Russian coins 980-1917 with prices, 7 issue
New in 7th issue:
- found errors and typos have been corrected (special thanks to Anastasia from Simferopol and Vladimir Burmistrov from Timashevsk, Krasnodar region for sending lists of typos) - Added a variety of ½ kopeck 1895 - 3 petals and 4 petals in the monogram
- Added a variety of 25 kopecks 1900 with 99 teeth and 105 teeth
- In the section of coins before 1682, added scales of Swedes in Novgorod
- Added information about the birds on the edge of the ruble of 1897 - Updated the section of rubles of Nicholas II, added photos of letters on the edge, and updated images of coins and prescribed passages at auctions of the rarest copies.
- Added a variety of the ruble of Nicholas 2 with and without bars at "Б" and "Ь"
- Added varieties in 10 rubles of Nicholas 2: Early portrait, "Lampochka" - Soviet coinage, late portrait.
- Minor updates were made to the section 10 rubles of Catherine 2 (new photos, added passages at auctions)
- In the section 5 rubles of Nicholas 2, the following varieties were added: Early portrait, Normal head, Large head
- Minor update in the section of gold 5 rubles of Alexander 3 (added photos and prescribed passages at auctions of the rarest coins)
- Introduced our own rarity degrees 0, S1, S2, S3 - the update will be done in parts, they are already partially introduced. Where our degrees of rarity are entered in the column is "Sav." (Saveliy) and there will be removed rarities according to Ilyin and Petrov, since their assessment is in imperial rubles - that is, in fact, this is the value of the coin before 1917. And since then, a lot has changed. Also, many varieties have appeared in the catalog that are not marked in other catalogs and it is necessary to enter degrees of rarity for them, which are not available anywhere, so it was decided to develop our own.
- A few new photos have been added to the section of gold 5 rubles 1802-1885.
- In the section 1 ruble 1810-1826, new varieties have been added, new photos regarding the number of berries in the wreath, links to passages at auctions have been provided.
- In the section 1 ruble 1840s, several new photos have been added (with errors in the inscription ZOLOTNIKA).
- The section 10 kopecks 1826-1917 has been updated, many photos of varieties have been added regarding the number of berries in wreaths and other varieties.
- A new variety has been added 1 ruble 1817 type 3 previously not described position of acorns: 2-2-1-4-0, 1-3-0-2-1
- Added articles: Hallmarks with the year on bottles of the USSR, German double of the Rurikovich sign, Article about the find "Rain to silver... or reality and fiction", Hallmarks on plates of Tsarist Russia and the USSR.
- Added passages at auctions in the Sevsky Czech coin section
- In the 15 kopecks 1899-1917 section, prices have been updated and degrees of rarity have been indicated. Added a variety with spaced and close 99.
- In the section 10 kopecks 1878-1917 new prices and degrees of rarity are set, added a variety with spaced and close 99.
- A major update in the section 5 kopecks 1763-1770 Catherine II. It was by the years 1763-1770 that varieties were distinguished by the number of feathers in the eagle, analyzed what re-mints there are, added interesting and defective 5 kopecks. The rest of the years of Catherine's five-kopeck coins 1771-1796 were simply updated - prices, degrees of rarity. Added some varieties, described in a little more detail the information on the Pavlovsky re-mintage, added coins with a smooth edge. Thanks to Vladimir P. from Dimitrovgrad for help with photo material.
- Where sections were modernized, prices were updated.
- Advantages of the catalog:
- 3000 color images of coins and varieties
- 416 pages of selected useful information
- coins from 980 to 1917 are included, this period covers all the coins of ancient Rus' and Tsarist Russia.
- Coin prices in rubles
- Trial coins are included
- Printed ruler in millimeters at the end of the catalog
- One of the most detailed sections on copper coins of Peter I
- Unusual: copper-nickel coins of the Russian Empire are included
- Convenient navigation through the catalog, due to horizontal and vertical plates on all pages
- The purpose of the catalog: to make coin identification accessible to anyone
- The most detailed catalog on varieties in its price category
- Laminated cover with increased wear resistance
- Reinforced spine - pages are glued together and stitched with threads to prevent pages from flying out.
- The format is slightly smaller than A5, which makes it transportable.
- For this price, you get the maximum range of coin issue times and the maximum number of varieties of these coins among the catalogs presented on the numismatic market.