Katalog - SINCONA Auktion 84

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5 Roubles 1901, St. Petersburg Mint, (FZ). 4.29 g. Bitkin 27. Fr. 180. About extremely fine.

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5 Roubles 1902, St. Petersburg Mint, (AR). 4.25 g. Bitkin 29. Fr. 180. NGC MS66. Extraordinary condition with nice gold toning.

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10 Roubles 1903, St. Petersburg Mint, (AR). 8.58 g. Bitkin 11. Fr. 179. Extremely fine-uncirculated. Small scratches on obverse.

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10 Roubles 1903, St. Petersburg Mint, (AR). 8.60 g. Bitkin 11. Fr. 179. Extremely fine. Lightly cleaned.

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15 Kopecks 1903, St. Petersburg Mint, SPB AR. 2.81 g. Bitkin 29. Fr. 180. Very rare in this condition. Proof. Most attractively toned.

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10 Roubles 1904, St. Petersburg Mint, (AR). 8.57 g. Bitkin 12. Fr. 179. Extremely fine-uncirculated. Tiny hairlines.

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5 Roubles 1904, St. Petersburg Mint, (AR). 4.25 g. Bitkin 31. Fr. 180. NGC MS66. Extraordinary condition.

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5 Kopecks 1904, St. Petersburg Mint, SPB AR. 0.76 g. Proof. Bitkin 181 (R4). Excessively rare, probably only 10 pieces struck. Unknown to Petrov. Unknown to Ilyin. NGC PF64+ CAMEO. Cabinet piece.

From the Soedermann Collection, auction SINCONA 24, Zurich, October 2016, lot 1051 (price realized: CHF 110,000).

With the expertise by the Society of Friends to the State Historical Museum, signed by I.V. Shiryakov.
According to the expertise the coin is "of exceptionally great interest as numismatic monument".

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5 Kopecks 1904, St. Petersburg Mint, SPB AR. Proof. Bitkin 181 (R4). Excessively rare, probably only 10 pieces struck. Unknown to Petrov. Unknown to Ilyin. NGC PF62. Beautiful condition with magnificent patina.

From the auction Heritage 3037, New York City, January 2015, lot 31297 (price realized: USD 65,000).

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20 Kopecks 1905, St. Petersburg Mint, SPB AR. 3.53 g. Bitkin 105. Uncirculated. Extraordinary condition.

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Rouble 1907, St. Petersburg Mint, (EB). 19.90 g. Bitkin 61. Dav. 293. Rare in this condition. NGC MS61. Nicely toned.

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20 Kopecks 1907, St. Petersburg Mint, SPB EB. 3.56 g. Bitkin 107. Uncirculated. Extraordinary condition with nice patina. From polished dies.

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25 Roubles - 2 1/2 Imperials 1908, St. Petersburg Mint. 32.18 g. Probably on his 40th birthday. Bitkin 314 (R3). Fr. 171. Extremely rare, officially only 175 pieces struck. NGC UNC Details. Attractive specimen. Small edge nick and minor scratches on reverse.

In 1908, Emperor Nicholas II turned 40 years old. For gifts on the occasion of this anniversary, it was decided to mint a gold donative coin, similar to the 25 roubles 1896 "Coronation" coin, which was issued in 1896 in honor of the coronation of Nicholas II in Moscow. The first 150 coins were made from a gold nugget, weighing almost 5 kilograms, found in Siberian mines belonging to the Cabinet of His Majesty. In 1910, by order of the Grand Duke and Grand Numismatist Georgy Mikhailovich, another 25 coins were minted, so the total circulation was 175 copies. The weight of the coin of 32.26 grams and the denomination by that time no longer corresponded to the changed monetary standard adopted for gold coins as per the monetary reform of 1897, which indicates a donative purpose of the coin. As a means of payment, the coins were not used, but were kept in the Czar Family and the families of the nobles who received these coins as a sign of merit to the emperor. Today, the coin of 25 rubles of 1908 is one of the most expensive and rare coins of the time of Emperor Nicholas II.

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20 Kopecks 1908, St. Petersburg Mint, SPB EB. 3.57 g. Bitkin 108. Uncirculated.

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5 Kopecks 1908, St. Petersburg Mint, SPB EB. 0.87 g. Bitkin 184. Uncirculated.

From the Soedermann Collection.

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10 Kopecks 1909, St. Petersburg Mint, SPB EB. 1.77 g. Bitkin 161. Uncirculated.

From the Soedermann Collection.

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1/4 Kopeck 1909, St. Petersburg Mint, SPB. 0.84 g. Bitkin 279. Extremely fine-uncirculated.

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5 Kopecks 1910, St. Petersburg Mint, SPB EB. 0.89 g. Bitkin 186. Uncirculated.

From the Soedermann Collection.

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10 Roubles 1911, St. Petersburg Mint, (EB). 8.58 g. Bitkin 16. Fr. 179. Extremely fine.