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Yes, doubtless

well... recently I have bought the below 5 roubles ... 1900 (a common date) and I paid 250 euro in a UNC condition... I believe prices since 2005 have been raising up a lot .. coz the Russian are raking the market .. I bought without certification but from an auction where it is almost impossible people sell fake... by the way, after you are on the market since long time, you understand if what is sold is a fake or not. Let me add, among other, that UNC roubles if certified by NCG increase their value even 3/4 times more, thus becomes very expensive afford those coins.

I agree with kopeikin... in that perfect conditions I believe not less that 1500$ up

That 1922 ruble is amazing, despite those two/3 small signs on the round side .... I gues you paid a lot , am I right?

i guess around ... 100 $ or more ?

nice coin, where did you buy it ?

maybe if you post a bigger photo more readable, someone could translate what is stated there ....

ok ok, ) i cannot be counted, i am living in the old russia, thus for me is easier to find well preserved coins at a reasonable price. By the way, i am married with an ukrainian woman and i have inherited a nice collection of russian coins from her father )) But i guess all will remain here since i will live here no way back

yes ..actually he was the first zar of the romanov dinasty, am i right?

Thank you to everybody )) yes I have falled in love for this ruble since I have seen it.. ! By the way, this forum has enough space for the russian coins and i am happy of it

hi ! look at my latest purchase .. I am not very interested in the german coins or so recent, i prefer old coins, but this 2 mark were so in nice conditions (UNC) that i could not avoid to buy it ))by the way, hereunder the details: F - Gavel Stuttgart – Stuttgart (mint) 8.0 g - .625 Silver - 27 mm Friedrich Schiller 1759 - 1934 175th Anniversary of the Birth of Schiller The weight of the coin - 7.99 g Mint 300.000 i love coins ! thanks for yor attention , Giuseppe

Sorry eugene, but this coin is inscribed upwards, thus is not the rarest one ... the most valuable is the opposite, mean inscribed downwards...

nice to meet you too

thanks a lot

The first is a 'common' 5 kopecks, 1770, most probably a EM (Ekaterinenburg mint), look the other side and read the letters printed. it looks quite well preserved. the second one, i really doubt it is original, but if it is, you are really a lucky man buddy, this is a 5 kopecks of special issues in copper, squared . i cannot see clearly the pictures, but look at the chest of the eagle, you can find the emblme of moscow or not. In both cases, the coin is an excessively rare one ! best compliment, if ... really original, giuseppe

i cannot see the pictures ....

i suggest 28 ... despite the fact that it is not really understandable, the digits have been spoiled and squashed .. the con is not bad, but believe me , you can find also better. May i ask you, only for my curiosity, wom much you paid for this kopeck ? good luck ! g

HALLO to everybody ! my name is Giuseppe, i am Italian but live abroad, in the old Russia. I am new of coinpeople and i like this forum I am a collector of coins from all the world, but mainly love Russian empire, Italy's Reign (kings) and others european. I want to share with the pictures of what i bought recently, i love Russians coins I bought for my collection this awesom ( i hope) russian 1913 ruble, commemorative of the Romanoff dinasty Comments and assessments are welcome ! ciao ! Giuseppe