one-kuna

glad to hear about this book; i think, the rarity there listed for coins variants should be considering as known to the author

Closing day - May 16 2013 - The Robert W Julian collection of russian rubles Catherine II through Nicholas II

i like David's star

I would agree with BKB and add that each experience and advanced collector is able to figure out with all tools an literature available what is it; this data base would had been useful twenty years ago, when there was no internet and so many modern catalogs complied as of these days

reading all above makes me recall again that idea of the database was frozen in the very past - when russian coins cost little/ very little; now, when middle class cannot afford anymore to assemble modern russian imperial coin collection, ideas of database/fake database has been dramatically eraised; i feel bed about not doing so twenty years ago by same person/s but now want it these days when there are nothing to afford; by now we can only keep us busy identifying fakes for example...so sad

it calls "red" ( krasnaya) copper (but in real life it is more burgundi of course)

dear collectors of 1810 series there is a great chance to buy a very nice guidebook to 1810-1830 copper 2 kopeks coinage check this link: http://www.staraya-m.../#message321579 who is really interested in buying this book please let me know and I will help with russian ( who need it ) who does not need assitance but wants this guide book visit that site and order directly from an author who visited our forum many times in the past under name Mishutka also, the author would sign this book to anyone - just let him know what to write; again, who needs assitance with I can help hope, lot of collectors will be ordering as this topic is very HOT i personnaly missing 3 major types of 1810 2 kopeks but looking forward to get them (there are so many of them)

is this produced in russia?

these i haven't tried yet

they states that only it is availble from them - Alexander auction house

this large group of russian-polish coinage even sinkona part one had 53 lots but in its part I so far, can be same amount in part II, i like Alexander auction house not only for its top quality auction catalogs but for they imput in every lot for sale, comprehensive description, even here in one lot has several coins - but each is photograph - who else can do like this ?

Sigi, there is a typo in topic - says 1769 mm

First for so many years there is an auction in russia of NAMED collection of Roman Beigel'. Highly recommended to review it ! And, open to discussion of these and similar pieces who collect this part of imperial russian-polish issues coinage. Here is a link to: http://www.adacoins.ru/catalog.php?aid=22&all=1 Аукцион собран большой и интересный. Немного нарушая сложившуюся традицию, монеты в "слабах" на этот раз будут являться второй частью аукциона. А в первой части мы предлагаем монеты из собрания Романа Бейгеля, коллекционера и исследователя монет Польши XIX века. Представленная на аукционе часть коллекции включает достаточно полную подборку серебряных русско-польских монет периода 1832-1841 гг. по разновидностям. Коллекционирование для Романа Бейгеля - и страсть и призвание. Как у многих, всё началось в детстве с почтовых марок. А годы спустя, в начале 90-х, судьба свела его с удивительным человеком - увлеченным историей “старым” коллекционером, многие годы собиравшим российские и польские монеты по типам. Он-то и открыл для Романа удивительный мир нумизматики. С тех пор история Польши и России и их нумизматика XVIII-XIX веков стали увлечением всей его жизни. Коллекция быстро росла, но, как писал Козьма Прутков, "нельзя объять необъятное"... Через десяток лет коллекционер принял решение сконцентрироваться на поштемпельном изучении русско-польских монет, в результате чего “русская” и “польская” части коллекции были проданы. “Русско-Польский” же раздел коллекции, часть которого представлена на нашем аукционе, тщательно подбирался в течение двух десятилетий. В него входит много монет как из очень известных коллекций (Прокопа, Хайберга, Каролькевича), так и из других, менее знаменитых, старых частных собраний. Большая часть монет приобреталась на европейских и американских очных аукционах. Роман Бейгель сохраняет верность своему увлечению; в настоящее время он готовит монографию с подробным поштемпельным анализом монет Польского восстания. Благодарим г-на Бейгеля за доверие к нашему Аукционному Дому и желаем ему дальнейших успехов!

thank you, i added some more for march as well

guys, can you understand that it is an article category not the real forum for discussing such pieces? please go to the lilnk with russian coins not the russian articles

average prices can be found on ebay daily auctions, 1974 was I think for rare 20 kopeks there

thats not what i meant but its ok

10 kopeks seller reduced a reserve price - i received a notification

my congrats

was that a joke ? can someone afford it in his appartment such stock ?

european catalogs may potentially bring a lot of rare russian / georgian coins, the only problem is that there are so many of these catalogs - needs a separate room keep them as in library

in this coin in GM corpus

i like the yellow color on early 3 kopeks

common coin in high grade, probably from old collection

where does it go ? http://www.ebay.com/itm/181071454364?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1426.l2649