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Find here all blogs and news about coins from Russia, especially in the field of gold coins, silver coins, platinum coins and palladium coins.
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Russian gold coins combine history, minting artistry, and modern numismatics. This article explains why gold coins from Russia can be interesting for collectors and investors, what role motifs, mints, series, and condition play, and why careful classification before purchase is important.
Russian gold coins connect the Tsarist Empire, the Soviet era, and modern mintings with a particularly eventful history. This article shows how political upheavals, symbols of power, and gold coins from Russia can be classified numismatically.
Saint George is one of the most famous motifs on gold coins. Learn why the dragon slayer is so numismatically significant and on which coins his motif became particularly well-known.
Identifying Russian gold coins correctly: This article explains the mints of Moscow and St. Petersburg, the most important mint marks MMD and SPMD, and the meaning of face value, fineness, fine weight, and minting quality.
The “Save Our World” coin series from Russia is one of the most distinctive modern collector issues with a focus on nature and animal protection. It combines high-quality gold embossing with impressive animal motifs, a clear series concept and the official origin from the Bank of Russia.
This series is particularly interesting for collectors because it impresses not only with its gold content, but also with its strong motifs, limited availability and international comprehensibility. Especially well-preserved, complete, or certified pieces can therefore be worth significantly more than just gold coins.
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