percent of lots
What is now in price on the numismatic market
The dollar is falling, and the ruble is growing stronger. Especially – old. Antique coins are sold at auctions for “big money”. So, at the Gelos auction before the new year, for five gold rubles of Alexander III, coinage in 1888 was paid 150 thousand, and for a silver dime of 1741 of unique preservation – 90 thousand rubles. A set of two trial kopecks in 1871 of a copper-nickel alloy with a portrait of Alexander I was bought for 120 thousand rubles.
However, this is not the limit. Record is 120 thousand, but already dollars. Continue reading
part of the world
time and effort
two-headed eagle
really big money
result of a malfunction
nominal value
manufactured bull
was issued
dolphins later
collection items.
into circulation
level of world
ordinary copper
such coin can
completely kill
old gold coins
image of the regions
respect among
colonies were issued
gold coins
poorly preserved
numismatics are
increasingly being
production of pennies
gram of gold
nickel in white
lightweight silver
collect albums
mints themselves
five rubles
can find many
gram in a piece
same in value
dolphin chasing
penny made
unwanted items
which further adversely
considered defective
coin room
decide to buy stamps
history of mankind
more valuable
reverse side
unique coins
reached such heights