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Rouble 1732, Kadashevsky Mint. 25.36 g. Bitkin 47. Minor planchet defects. Very fine-extremely fine.

Ex UBS-auction 85, 07.09.2010, lot 1412

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Rouble 1733, Kadashevsky Mint. 25.43 g. Bitkin 65. Extremely fine-uncirculated.

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Rouble 1734, Kadashevsky Mint. 25.27 g. Bitkin 113 var. About extremely fine.

Ex Numismatica Genevensis SA Auction 7, 27.11.2012, lot 1548
Ex Numismatica Genevensis SA Auction 4, 11.12.2006, lot 1155

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Rouble 1734, Kadashevsky Mint. 25.44 g. Bitkin 100 (R). Rare. Good very fine.

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Polushka 1735, Flatting Mill on the Yauza River. 3.86 g. Novodel. Bitkin H353. Brilliant uncirculated.

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Rouble 1737, Red Mint. 25.54 g. „Hedlinger's type´´! Dies by Dmitriev. Bitkin 199 var. Diakov 28 (no picture!). Rare. 15 roubles according to Petrov. Minor edge clip. Extremely fine with prooflike fields.

Ex Numismatica Genevensis Auction 7, 27.11.2012, lot 1550

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Rouble 1737, Red Mint. 24.95 g. Dmitriev`s copy of Hedlinger's die. Bitkin 196 (R). Rare. 10 roubles according to Petrov. Lightly cleaned. Good very fine.

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Rouble 1738, St. Petersburg Mint. 25.49 g. Bitkin 234 (R). Rare. 2.5 roubles according to Petrov. About uncirculated.

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Rouble 1738, St. Petersburg Mint. 25.66 g. Bitkin 234 (R). Rare. 2.5 roubles according to Petrov. Cleaned long time ago. Very fine-extremely fine.

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Ioann III, 1740-1741. Rouble 1741, St. Petersburg Mint. 25.63g. Bitkin -. Diakov -. Petrunin -. GM -. Unlisted and important coin! The legend on the obverse is unusually far under the bust of the emperor. Excessively rare, if not unique!! First we have seen. As far as we know this coins is the only one with this obverse and this reverse. Missing in „The Sincona collection``! Very minor planchet defect. Choice uncirculated with attractive yellow-blue-golden patina.

Ex auction 44World-Wide Coins of California, 13.11.2003, Lot 326.

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Poltina 1741, St. Petersburg Mint. 13.07g. Very interesting and important! The very first poltinas of Ioann III were struck by St. Petersburg Mint on the planchets of poltinas of the previous reign. Later such planchets were re-edged before being struck. This coin shows that these attempts failed, because the previous edge considerably remained. The failure could explane the extreme rarity of these coins. This very piece is most valuable to collectors, because a considerable part of the edge of poltina of Anna Ioannovna is very clear and visible on about 20% of the whole edge of the coin. Bitkin 40 (R1). Extremely rare. 20 roubles acc. to Iljin. 20 roubles acc. to Petrov. Most attractive specimen in good extremely fine condition.

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Elizabeth, 1741-1761. Rouble 1741, St. Petersburg Mint. 25.43 g. Bitkin 240 (R1). Rare. 15 roubles acc. to Petrov. Engraved number ``869´´ on the obverse field, otherwise about extremely fine.

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Rouble 1743, St. Petersburg Mint. 26.05 g. Bitkin 253. About extremely fine.

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Rouble 1743, St. Petersburg Mint. 25.32 g. Bitkin 253. Very fine-extremely fine.

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Rouble 1746, Red Mint. 25.86 g. Bitkin 118. Extremely fine.

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Rouble 1746, St. Petersburg Mint. 25.87 g. Bitkin 261. Corroded. Scratches. Good very fine. TEXT FALSCH!

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Poltina 1747, St. Petersburg Mint. 12.96 g. Bitkin 306 (R1). Rare. 4 roubles acc. to Iljin. Very fine-extremely fine.

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Rouble 1748, St. Petersburg Mint, HI. NGC MS64. Bitkin 264. Rare in such high grade! Choice brilliant uncirculated.

Ex Numismatica Genevensis auction # 5 Lot 1009

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Rouble 1749, St. Petersburg Mint. 25.79 g. Bitkin 264. Extremely fine.