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RUSSISKE MYNTER / RUSSIAN COINS 1025-1033 1025 Rubel 1707. Kadashevsky Mint Bitkin 184 1+ 22 000 1026 1026 Rubel 1712. Red Mint Bitkin 808 1/1+ 10 000 1027 Poltina 1704. Red Mint Bitkin 996 1+ 5 000 1028 1029 1028 Poltina 1705. Kadashevsky Mint Bitkin 559 1/1+ 9 000 1029 Poltina 1707. Kadashevsky Mint Bitkin 571 1+ 6 000 1030 1031 1030 Poltina 1710. Kadashevsky Mint Bitkin 577 1+ 7 000 1031 Poltina 1719. Red Mint Bitkin 1026 1/1+ 3 000 1032 Polupoltinikk 1705. Kadashevsky Mint Bitkin 722 1+ 9 000 1033 Kopek 1705. Moskva Brekke 166 1/1+ 200 1027 OSLO MYNTHANDEL AUKSJON NR. 64 135
1034-1042 RUSSISKE MYNTER / RUSSIAN COINS 1034 1038 1039 1034 Kopek 1712. Moskva Brekke 220 1+ 700 1035 Kopek 1714. Moskva Brekke 235 1/1+ 250 1036 Kopek 1715. Moskva Brekke 237 var. 1 150 1037 Kopek 1715. Moskva Brekke 238 1/1+ 250 1038 Denga 1712. Moskva Brekke 145 1+ 200 1039 Polushka 1704. Moskva Brekke 19 1 500 CATHARINA I 1725-1727 1040 Rubel 1725. St.Petersburg Mint (“Sørge-rubel/Mourning rouble”) Bitkin 69 1+ 60 000 Catherine I (ruled 1725–1727), ‘mourning rouble’ Catherine I (ruled 1725–1727) was the rst woman to rule Imperial Russia, and opened the way for a century almost entirely dominated by female rulers: Anna Ivanovna (ruled 1730–1740), Elizabeth Petrovna (ruled 1741–1761) and Catherine the Great (ruled 1762–1796). A peasant woman of Baltic origin, in 1702 Martha Skavronskaya (the future Catherine I) was captured by Russian forces and became the mistress of the Russian soldier and administrator Aleksandr Danilovich Menshikov. It was through Menshikov that Martha came into contact with Tzar Peter the Great, who subsequently took her as his own mistress. Aer her conversion from the Lutheran to the Orthodox Church (at which point she changed her name from Martha to Catherine), she married Peter I (the Great] in 1712. Just over a decade later (in May 1724) a lavish ceremony was held in the Moscow Kremlin where Catherine I was crowned empress-consort. When Peter I died in 1725 without naming a successor, Menshikov and the imperial guards raised Catherine I to the throne. Although Catherine only served as Empress of Russia for two years (before her own death in 1727), during this period she issued several types of rouble coin. e rouble of 1725 in which the empress is shown in common clothes, without the usual regalia, is colloquially known as the ‘mourning rouble’. is coin is said to have been struck just aer the death of Peter the Great, and Catherine I is portrayed in uncharacteristically plain attire as a sign of mourning. 1041 Rubel 1726. Red Mint Bitkin 45 01 15 000 1042 Rubel 1727. Red Mint Bitkin 48 1+/01 7 000 136 OSLO MYNTHANDEL AUKSJON NR. 64 1041 1042
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Pris: kr 150,- Oslo Mynthandel AS .
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auksjon Oslo Mynthandel nr. Visning
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Innhold / Contents Slik får du st
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Auksjonsbetingelser opplyst, vil
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MEDALJER / MEDALS Medaljer Medals O
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10 11 MEDALJER / MEDALS *10 Oscar I
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MEDALJER / MEDALS *25 Hedemarkens A
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41 43 MEDALJER / MEDALS / MEDALS 41
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MEDALJER / MEDALS *62 17.mai 1914.
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MEDALJER / MEDALS *96 Koreamedaljen
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30% størrelse MEDALJER / MEDALS 10
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MEDALJER / MEDALS *106 München 197
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MEDALJER / MEDALS *114 Nordiska Spe
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ITALIA/ITALY MEDALJER / MEDALS *122
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Sedlene er vist i 50% størrelse SE
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SKILLEMYNTSEDLER Sedlene er vist i
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RIGSBANKDALER Sedlene er vist i 50%
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KRONESEDLER 1.utgave Sedlene er vis
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NØDSEDLER Sedlene er vist i 50% st
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NORSKE MYNTER / NORWEGIAN COINS Nor
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177 178 NORSKE MYNTER / NORWEGIAN C
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NORSKE MYNTER / NORWEGIAN COINS 209
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NORGE ETTER 1873/NORWAY AFTER 1873
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342 NORSKE MYNTER / NORWEGIAN COINS
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Antikke mynter Ancient coins OSLO M
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ANTIKKE MYNTER / ANCIENT COINS 434-
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200% størrelse 447 448 ANTIKKE MYN
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ROMERSKE MYNTER/ROMAN COINS 458 460
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474 475 476 474 VITELLIUS 69 e.Kr.,
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499 CONSTANTIN I 307-337, Æ 3, Ale
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BYSANTINSKE MYNTER/BYZANTINIAN COIN
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DANSKE MYNTER / DANISH COINS Danske
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SVEN ESTRIDSEN 1047-1075 560 DANSKE
Page 81 and 82: DANSKE MYNTER / DANISH COINS 578-59
Page 83 and 84: DANSKE MYNTER / DANISH COINS 605-61
Page 85 and 86: FREDERIK V 1746-1766 623 DANSKE MYN
Page 87 and 88: DANSKE MYNTER / DANISH COINS 644 1/
Page 89 and 90: DANMARK ETTER 1872/DENMARK AFTER 18
Page 91 and 92: DANSK VESTINDIEN/DANISH WEST INDIES
Page 93 and 94: 707-711 UTENLANDSKE MYNTER / FOREIG
Page 95 and 96: 719-730 ENGLAND UTENLANDSKE MYNTER
Page 99 and 100: 770-779 INDIA UTENLANDSKE MYNTER /
Page 127 and 128: 999-1008 UTENLANDSKE MYNTER / FOREI
Page 129 and 130: 1017-1020 UTENLANDSKE MYNTER / FORE
Page 131: 1021-1024 RUSSISKE MYNTER / RUSSIAN
Page 135 and 136: 1049-1052 RUSSISKE MYNTER / RUSSIAN
Page 147 and 148: FALSKE MYNTER OG STRAFF I MIDDELALD
Page 149 and 150: TILLEGG/APPENDIX LITTERATURLISTE/BI
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