Most are prized for their gold content, but others have numismatic value. Imperial gold is rare and highly collectible. They fall into three categories in time - the empire period before 1917, up until World War II, and after 1971 when the Soviet Union fell. Gold Russian coins are increasing in popularity for collectors and gold investors. That increases their worth beyond the face value of the coin.

The most common denominations are 3, 5 and 10 ruble coins, and many have a generous amount of precious metal in them. They range from coins minted as legal tender, to commemorative coins that contain only collector and metal value. Since the 1980s, Russia has released containing up to 90 per cent silver content. The lower denominations are a great place for novice collectors to start, as they are widely available and inexpensive. These coins come in a range of copper, silver and gold which makes their value differ widely. The kopek is worth 1/100 of a ruble, with even smaller denominations being polushkas at a quarter of a kopek, and a denga at a half of a kopek.

In the 18th century, Russian became the first country to adopt a decimal currency system. The combination of affordability, accessibility and resale value makes them a great choice for collectors of foreign coins. Many coins are artistically very beautiful, which appeals to collectors and can enhance their resale value. can also be purchased for their bullion value. A collector can track down examples as far back as the 1700s without spending too much. silver coins to show support of their nation and will sometimes curate an entire collections of silver coins from one nation. There is also a bit of patriotism that goes into buying silver rounds and silver bullion. Russian coins are a relatively inexpensive focus for collecting. Collectors buy silver due to its incredible beauty, historical value, and the astounding artwork that master sculptors can put on it. Collecting these coins is an interesting and rewarding pursuit, and can be a great investment. Some are more valuable for their significance to collectors, whereas others have a precious metal content that gives them their value. The coins sold online range from commemorative and historic to legal tender. Worth every penny of their weight in Palladium and then some, these beautiful coins have a higher premium for numismatic value and rarity than more common coins.Russian coins trace a long and complicated history, following many changes in currency and government. Enamel is the most distinctive feature of Russian silver: multicolour cloisonn, champlev, plique-a-jour and the peculiar niello can be found on a variety of items such as cigarette cases, tea services, tankards. This Palladium bullion coin beautifully depicts the long lines of a ballerina en pointe, and is sure to please collectors looking for truly unique coins that celebrate the Russian ballet. Russian Imperial silver is very appreciated for its quality and peculiar style, often sober in design but finely decorated. The first Russian 1 oz Palladium coin minted in 1989 shows the ballerina in what’s known as Eighth position or the B-Plus position. Palladium Ballerina CoinEach year of these Palladium coins features the ballerina in a different pose. Many collectors consider the Palladium price secondary to the numismatic value of these distinctive Palladium coins. The ballerina on these Palladium bullion coins is Princess Odette, from the famous ballet written by Russian composer, Pyotr Tchaikovsky. Chervontsy (plural) used to be legal tender coins in circulation both in the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union, and are of great historical significance and collectible value. Struck in 90 pure gold it has a single denomination of 10 roubles. From 1/4 oz to 1 oz Palladium coins, these gorgeous Palladium coins celebrate the Russian Ballet by featuring a ballerina in various poses on the obverse. The Chervonetz is a gold bullion coin from Russia Imperial era. Empire (up to 1917) USSR (1917-91) Federation (1992-Now) Mixed Lots. Celebrate the Ballet With these Palladium CoinsLovers of Palladium coins, the ballet and Russia will adore these Palladium Bullion coins.

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