Lots 1176 - Baldwin's

1176 

1178 

1176 Medal. Bronze. 44 mm. By Carl Leberecht. Moscow Commercial College, 1804. Prize 

Medal. Diakov 292.1 (R1), Sm 344. Bare head r., signed C. Leberecht F. Eques & below / 

Heavenly rays illuminating the Moscow Arms, winged caduceus, anchor, book, spyglass, 

petasos, and compass, C.L.F. inscribed on a roundel which holds an arrow. Grayish-brown. 

Obverse deposits Extremely fine $ 400,- 

1177 Medal. Bronze. 51 mm. By Carl Leberecht. On the Foundation of the St. Petersburg 

Bourse, 1805. Diakov 297.1, Reichel 3112, Sm 347. Uniformed bust r., engraver’s name below 

/ View of the Bourse building flanked by lighthouses, ships on the Neva before. Rich chestnut- 

brown About uncirculated $ 300,- 

1178 Uniface Medallion. Bronze. 80 mm. Unsigned. Alexander I, n.d. Heroic bust of Alexander r. 

wearing the uniform of the Preobrezensky Regiment. Light tan-brown 

Extremely fine $ 250,- 

1179 

1179 Medallion. Lead alloy. 37 mm. Unsigned. Alexandre I, Empereur, n.d. Uniformed bust of 

Alexander l., French legend around / Crowned Imperial eagle, shield on its breast, spray below. 

Traces of a loop. Small flaw on shoulder About extremely fine $ 50,- 

1180 Uniface Medallic Shell. Gilt Brass. 47 mm. Unsigned. Alexander I, Emperor of All the 

Russians, n.d. Young bust r. of Alexander I wearing the uniform of the Preobrezensky 

Regiment, French legend around: Alexandre 1er Empereur De Toutes Les Russies, Né Le 23 Decembre 

1777 below; all within a wreath. A few light hairlines and gilt loss at high points 

About extremely fine $ 200,- 

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1180 

1179 

1177

1181 

1181 Medal. Bronze. 66 mm. By C. Leberecht and I. Shilov. In Honor of Count Alexander 

Sergeyevich. Stroganov, 1808. Diakov 322.1, Reichel 4495, Sm 357. Mantled bust r. wearing 

Order chain, signed in French “Modeles par Leberecht” on truncation, and “Cut by Ivan 

Shilov” in Cyrillic below / Classical warrior standing l. leaning on an axe and resting his shield 

on a pedestal, signed I. Shilov below. Deep, glossy mahogany with lovely cobalt-blue and 

lavender highlights Choice about uncirculated $ 500,- 

1182 

1182 Medal. Bronze. 55 mm. By Carl Leberecht. Gift of Privileges to the University of Abo, 1811. 

Diakov 346.1, Reichel 3218, Sm--. Bare head r., signed C. Leberecht Eques &. F. below / 

Maiden seated r., resting her arm on a flowing jug, strumming a lyre, the Finnish University 

building before her, radiant sun behind. Deep toffee-brown Choice extremely fine $ 300,- 

1183 Obverse Impression of the “Gift of Privileges to the University of Abo, 1811” Medal. Lead. 50 

mm. By C. Leberecht Very fine $ 100,- 

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1183

1184 

1184 Medal. Bronze. 66 mm. Novodel. By C. Leberecht. Award to the Citizens of Uleaborg for 

their Zeal, n.d. (1811). Diakov 347.1, Reichel 3060, Sm 365. Uniformed bust r., signed Carl 

Leberecht F. below / Three-line Russian and four-line Swedish legends within ornate circle. 

Lush deep café au lait with a pleasing vermilion undertone over a few light obverse friction 

marks About uncirculated $ 400,- 

1185 1186 

1185 Medal. Bronze. 53.5 mm. Unsigned. Kharkov University, n.d. (1812). Prize Medal. Diakov 

361.1 (R2), Sm 366/a. Five-line Latin legend, laurel wreath and palm frond below / Two-line 

legend within oak wreath. Toned a deep slate-gray. Choice About uncirculated $ 300,- 

1186 Medal. Bronze. 45 mm. By T. Wyon. “The Avenger of Europe,” 1812. Diakov 362.1 (R3), 

Sm--. Uniformed bust r., signed Wyon on truncation / Within wreath: The Avenger of Europe, The 

Heroic Defender of His Country above, Roman date below. Very rare. Deep coffee-brown with a soft 

lavender undertone Choice about uncirculated $ 400 ,- 

1187 Medal. Bronze. 44 mm. By T. Wyon. In Honor of Alexander I, 1813. Diakov 363.1 (R2), Sm--. 

Uniformed and peruked bust r., initials W T F on truncation / Crowned Imperial eagle. Rare. 

Dark reddish-mahogany About uncirculated $ 400,- 

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1187

1188 

2:1 1188 

1188 Engraved Cameo Seal. Carnelian. 26 x 21 mm. By Luigi or Giovanni Pichler. Alliance of 

Russia and Prussia, ca. 1813. Conjoined laureate busts l. of Alexander I and Friedrich 

Wilhelm III, helmeted bust of Athena between them, lituus before, signed ΠIXΛEP Φ 

retrograde below. Accompanied by a collector’s guta percha impression of the cameo. An 

Important cameo, and of museum quality. Choice and problem free $ 2.500,- 

1189 

1189 Medal. GOLD. 10-Ducats weight. 35.37 gm (with the loop). 47 mm. Unsigned. The Alliance 

of the Three Monarchs, 1813. Diakov 365.1 (R3), Reichel 3145, Sm--. Conjoined laureate 

busts r. of Franz I, Alexander I and Friedrich Wilhelm III / Ten-line Latin legend. Period loop 

at 12:00. Very fine $ 5.000,- 

1190 Medal. Bronze. 47 mm. By J. Lang. The Alliance of the Three Monarchs, 1813. Diakov 

365.1, Reichel 3145, Sm--. Conjoined laureate busts r. of Franz I, Alexander I and Friedrich 

Wilhelm III, signed J: Lang: F: below / Ten-line Latin legend. Dark orange-toffee brown 

Choice extremely fine $ 300,- 

1191 Medal. White Metal. 39.5 mm. By Lesser. The Alliance of the Three Monarchs, 1813. Diakov 

365.2, Sm--. Tall, conjoined heads r. of Franz I, Alexander I and Friedrich Wilhelm III, signed 

Lesser on truncation / Minerva standing l. holding spear and shield adorned with the Austrian, 

Russian and Prussian eagles. A few minor obverse spots Very fine $ 100,- 

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1191

1192 

1192 Medal. Silver. 44 mm. 27.18 gm. By Loos. On the Alliance of Russia and Prussia against 

France, 1813. Diakov 366.1 (R2), Reichel 3255, Sm--. Uniformed busts of Tsar Alexander and 

Prussian king Friedrich Wilhelm III facing each other, German legend around / Monument 

festooned by Russian and Prussian arms, banners, rifles and cannons. Once lightly polished. 

About extremely fine $ 300,- 

1193 

1193 Trio of Jettons. Silver?, Silvered Brass and Bronze. 33 mm. By Stettner. The Battle of Leipzig, 

1813. Bramsen 1259, cf.Diakov 368.2, Slg Jul 2673, Reichel 3261. Confronted uniformed busts 

of Franz and Alexander I / Battle before Leipzig, crowned eagle above 

(Set of 3) Extremely fine $ 150,- 

1194 

1194 Medal. White Metal. 58 mm. Unsigned. Giving Thanks after the Battle of Leipzig, 1813. 

Bramsen 2253, Diakov--, Slg Jul 2677. Eagle with victory wreath in its beak above the figures of 

Friedrich Wilhelm II, Franz and Alexander I who kneel on the field of battle / Illuminated 

pyramidal battle monument. Very minor obverse hairline Extremely fine $ 150,- 

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1195 

1195 Medal. Bronze. 66.3 mm. By Empress Maria Feodorovna. In Honor of Alexander I, 1814. Sm 

392, Reichel 3300, Diakov 374.1. Laureate head r., empress' signature on the truncation / 

Pedestal with symbols of rule, three wreaths at base. Cocoa-brown with a soft cobalt-blue 

undertone. Very minor obverse friction marks About uncirculated $ 250,- 

1196 

1196 Medal. White Metal. 48 mm. By F. Stuckhart. The Alliance of the Three Monarchs, 1814. 

Diakov 376.1, Sm--. Cameo portraits of Alexander I, Friedrich Wilhelm III and Franz, signed 

Stuckhart at edge / Ten-line legend. Lightly toned Extremely fine $ 150,- 

1197 Uniface Medallic Shell. Brass. 66 mm. By Leopold Heuberger. The Three Monarchs, n.d. 

(ca. 1814). Conjoined tall uniformed busts r. of Franz, Alexander I and Friedrich Wilhelm III, 

signed L: Heuberger. F below. Extremely fine $ 200,- 

1198 Jetton. Silvered Brass. 37.5 mm. By Stettner. Allies Entry into Paris, 1814. Bramsen 1374, Slg 

Jul 2869, Trésor Tf. 60.11. Uniformed busts of Alexander I and Franz r., Friedrich Wilhelm III 

l., signed Stettner.f: below / Troops entering through the Porte Saint-Martin. 

About uncirculated $ 75,- 

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1198

1199 

1199 Box Medal. Silver. 47.5 mm. By Stettner. Battle of Brienne and Entry into Paris, 1814. 

Uniformed busts of Franz r., and Alexander I and Friedrich Wilhelm III l., signed Stettner fec: 

Nly / Radiant figure of Germania standing with a lance. Inside are 9 double-sided card roundels 

with descriptions and colorful and unique contemporary depictions of the battles of Lützen, 

Bautzen, Vittoria, Denewiz, Leipzig, Würzburg, Katzbach and Hanau, and two inside backing 

roundels. Many of the scenes show Russian participants in the battles. The cards well preserved. 

Toned Extremely fine $ 500,- 

1200 

1200 Medal. White Metal. 48 mm. By T. Wyon. The Peace of Paris, 1814. Diakov 377.2, Sm--. 

Conjoined busts of Alexander I -- initials W T F on truncation, Friedrich Wilhelm III, the Duke 

of Wellington and Marshal Blücher r. / Britannia seated, child at her feet pointing to an open 

book heralding peace, initials K & S (Kettle and Sons) on the face of the rock step. Minor scuff 

and edge tics common to White Metal pieces Very fine $ 100,- 

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1201 

1201 Medal. Bronze. 40 mm. By Andrieu. For Alexander’s Sojourn in Paris, 1814. Diakov 378.1, 

Reichel 3280, Sm--. Laureate head r., signed Andrieu F. on truncation, Denon. D. below / 

Genius seated l. inscribing tablet, signed Andrieu. F. and Denon. Dir. at edge. Lustrous dark 

toffee About uncirculated $ 250,- 

1202 Medal. Bronze. 40 mm. By Andrieu. On the Visit of Tsar Alexander I to the Paris Mint, 

1814. Diakov 380.2, Reichel 3282, Sm--. Laureate head r., signed by Andrieu F. on truncation, 

Denon D. below / Five-line French legend. Deep chestnut-brown 


1203 

1204 

1203 Medal. Bronze. 59 mm. By N. Brenet and J. Duvivier. On the Visit of Alexander I to the 

Paris Mint, 1814. Diakov 380.3, Reichel 3283. Laureate head of Alexander r., signed Brenet F., 

Denon D. below / Laureate and armored bust of Peter the Great r., signed Du Vivier F. on 

truncation. Glossy reddish-mahogany Choice about uncirculated $ 500,- 

1204 Uniface Medallion. Iron. 65 mm. By Brenet. Alexander I, Emperor of Russia, n.d. (ca. 

1814). Laureate Alexander I head r., signed Brenet below truncation, M at edge / Incuse head, 

engraved N VI at left, 95 at right Extremely fine $ 200,- 

This piece was likely made prior to Alexander’s visit to the Paris mint and may have been an earlier portrait study which ultimately 

lead to the actual Mint Visit medal (compare the portrait here with the prior lot). 

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1202 

1203

1205 

2:1 2:1 

1205 Medal. GOLD. 9.1 gm. 23.1 mm. To Commemorate the Visit of Alexander I to Utrecht, 

1814. Bramsen 1433, cf. Mikhailovich Coll., Hess Oct. 25, 1939, lot 355. Two-line Latin legend 

above S. / Four-line legend, radiant sun above, crossed branches below. Slight bend. Prooflike 

surfaces. Extremely rare About uncirculated $ 7.500,- 

Ex ‘The New York Sale’ XXII, New York, January 12, 2006, # 1427 

1206 

1207 

1206 Medal. White Metal. 53 mm. By Halliday. Visit of Alexander I to England, 1814. Cf.Diakov 

384.2. Laureate head of Alexander r. / Three-line Latin legend. Somewhat granular surfaces 

from production process Extremely fine $ 100,- 

1207 Medal. Bronze. 34.5 mm. By T. Wyon. The Visit of Grand Duchess Catherine Pavlovna to 

England, 1814. Diakov 383.1 (R1), Reichel 3291, Sm--. Laureate Alexander head r., signed 

T:Wyon. S: on the truncation / Britannia seated l. Deep birch brown. Choice 


1208 Medal. Bronze. 53 mm. By Webb. On the Visit of Alexander I to England, 1814. Diakov 

384.1 (R3), Reichel 3290, Sm--. Laureate head r., signed Webb on truncation / Four-line Latin 

legend: A Calmed World Lauds You and date within wreath. Mahogany-brown. Small pinscratch 

before portrait Extremely fine $ 300,- 

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1209 

1209 Medal. Bronze. 53 mm. By Halliday. On the Visit of Alexander I to England, 1814. Diakov 

384.2 (R2), Sm--. Laureate head r., signed Halliday: F on truncation / Two-line Latin legend: 

Hospitality of Britain and Roman date Attractive dark mahogany-brown. 


1210 

1210 Medal. Bronze. 42 mm. By T. Wyon. For the Visit of Alexander I to England, 1814. Diakov 

384.3 (unlisted in bronze), Reichel 3289, Sm--. Uniformed bust of Alexander r., initial W for 

Wyon on truncation / Glory flying l. head reversed, sounding trumpet; Emancipator of Europe 

below. Dark coffee-brown with a pleasing lustre. Rare Uncirculated $ 400,- 

1211 Medal. White Metal. 42 mm. By T. Wyon. For the Visit of Alexander I to England, 1814. 

Diakov 384.3, Reichel 3289, Sm--. Uniformed bust of Alexander r., initial W for Wyon on 

truncation / Glory flying l. head reversed, sounding trumpet; Emancipator of Europe below. 

Holed at 12:00 as is typical Uncirculated $ 100,- 

1212 

1212 Medal. Silver. 41 mm. By Gayrard and Barre. The Visit of Alexander I and Friedrich 

Wilhelm III to London, 1814. Bramsen 1474, Diakov--, Slg Jul 3031. Head of Britannia l. 

wearing an ornate Corinthian helmet adorned with a lion / Neptune standing before the 

Temple of Janus, prow decorated with a double-headed eagle coming to shore. Attractively 

toned About uncirculated $ 750,- 

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1211

1213 

1213 Medal. Bronze. 47 mm. By Thomason. The Visit of the Allied Monarchs to England, 1814. 

Diakov 385.1 (R2), Reichel 3288, Sm--. Conjoined busts of George III, Alexander I, Franz I 

and Friedrich Wilhelm III signed Thomason Direx below / Female figure standing l. holding 

cornucopia and olive-branch; Latin legend above: Omen of a Better Century, Peace in Europe and 

date in ex. Deep coffee-brown with a lovely cobalt-blue and gold undertone. 

Choice about uncirculated $ 300,- 

1214 

1215 

1214 Medal. Bronze. 42 mm. Unsigned (by D. Westwood). Visit of the Cossack General M.A. 

Platov to England, 1814. Diakov 386.1, Sm--. Uniformed bust of Platov l. / Cossack charging 

r. wielding a lance and firing a pistol. Deep chestnut-brown. Rare in bronze 


1215 Medal. Silver. 42 mm. 26.20 gm. By I.B. Harnisch. On the Visit of Tsarina Elizabeth to 

Vienna, 1814. Diakov 388.1 (R1), Reichel 3293, Sm--. Four-line Latin legend, crossed 

cornucopiae above / Five-line legend within open rose wreath held by two cherubs, signed I. 

Harnisch. F. below. Lightly toned over minor friction marks Extremely fine $ 300,- 

1216 Medal. Silver. 42 mm. 26.21 gm. By I.B. Harnisch. On the Visit of Tsar Alexander I to 

Vienna, 1814. Diakov 390.1 (R2), Reichel 3292, Sm--. Five-line Latin legend, Alexander named 

above, Victory flying l. below, holding two wreaths, signed I. Harnisch. F. at bottom / 

Monument inscribed with a five-line legend. Hints of vermilion and gold hues 

Good extremely fine $ 300,- 

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1216

1217 

1217 Medal. White Metal. 77 mm. Unsigned (by Sickler and C.K. Pfeuffer). The Closing of the 

Vienna Congress, 1814. Bramsen 1528, Diakov 392.1, Sm--. Victory stands on a globe in a 

circle made up of 14 portraits of heads of state – Alexander I at top right -- and military leaders 

/ Triumphal arch ringed by six lines of legend. Some surface tics typical to large size White 

Metal pieces About extremely fine $ 200,- 

1219 

1218 

1218 Uniface Medallic Plaque. Iron. 64x5.5 mm. Signed “T”. Alexander I, n.d. (ca. 1814). Head of 

the tsar, raised slightly upwards Choice extremely fine $ 200,- 

1219 Medal. Bronze. 51.5 mm. By I. Shilov and N. Alexeyev. St. Petersburg Academy of Art Prize 

Medal, 1814. Cf. Diakov 387.1 (obverse), 129.6 (reverse). Bare head r., signed I. Shilov on 

truncation, date “1814” below / Bearded, robed man standing facing holding a laurel wreath in 

one hand and laurel and palm branches in the other, column, palette, Alexeyev initials below, 

and bust at his feet; legend above: To the Worthy, Academy of Art legend in ex. Dark slate-gray 

patina About uncirculated $ 400,- 

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1219

1220 

1221 

1220 Medal. Bronze. 51 mm. By I. Shilov and C. Leberecht. Award Medal for Useful Service, 1814. 

Cf. Cf. Diakov 387.1 (obverse), 272.4 (reverse). Bare head r., signed I. Shilov on truncation, 

date “1814” below / Sheaf of wheat, agricultural implements and cornucopia, signed C. 

Leberecht F. on exergual line. Dark battleship gray About uncirculated $ 400,- 

1221 Reverse Splash of the Leberecht/Suttor Award Medal for Useful Service, n.d. White Metal. 65 

mm. Cf.Diakov 272.3. Sheaf of wheat, agricultural implements and cornucopiae, signed J S K 

on far right groundline. Good lustre About uncirculated $ 125,- 

1222 Medal. Bronze. 51 mm. By I. Shilov and V. Alexeyev. Award Medal for Useful Service, 1814. 

Cf. Cf. Diakov 387.1 (obverse), 274.4 (reverse). Bare head r., signed I. Shilov on truncation, 

date “1814” below / Oak branch, winged caduceus and crossed cornucopiae from which coins 

pour out, signed B.A. above exergual line. Charcoal-gray over a few minor friction marks 


1223 

1223 Medal. Bronze. 50.7 mm. By I. Shilov and C. Leberecht. Award Medal for Zeal, 1814 to 

Participants of the Mining Expedition to Caucasus and Ararat Mountains. Cf. Diakov 

387.1 (obverse), 278.1 (reverse). Bare head r., signed I. Shilov on truncation, date “1814” below 

/ Nine-line legend. Deep battleship gray About uncirculated $ 750,- 

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1224 

1225 

1224 Medal. Bronze. 50 mm. By I. Shilov. Lifesaving Award Medal, 1814. Cf. Diakov 387.1 

(obverse), 331.1 (reverse). Bare head r., signed I. Shilov on truncation, date “1814” below / 

Three-line legend within wreath. Dark slate gray. A few minor friction marks 


1225 Medal. Bronze. 51.5 mm. By I. Shilov. Award Medal for Honest and Diligently Improved 

Service, 1814. Cf. Diakov 387.1 (obverse), 333.1 (reverse). Bare head r., signed I. Shilov on 

truncation, date “1814” below / Three-line legend. Charcoal gray over a few minor friction 

marks and die debris Extremely fine $ 500,- 

1226 Medal. Bronze. 51 mm. By I. Shilov and C. Leberecht. Award Medal for Usefulness, 1814. 

Cf.Diakov 273.4 (dated 1811). Alexander I head r., date below / Within wreath: bees buzzing 

around beehive. Tiny rim bruise About extremely fine $ 500,- 

1227 

1227 Medal. Silver. 41 mm. 29.09 gm. By F.K.J. Losch. On the Visit of Alexander I to Munich, 

1815. Diakov 395.1 (R2), Reichel 3318, Sm--. Bare head r., signed Losch on truncation / Seven- 

line Latin legend. Scratch from T of ET in obverse legend to sideburn. Lightly toned 


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1226

1228 

1228 Medal. Silver. 63 mm. 121.8 gm. Later (20th Century) and smaller emulation of the original 

finished in 1849 by Benedetto Pistrucci. Battle of Waterloo, 1815. Cf.BHM 870. Conjoined, 

laureate busts of four Emperors l. / Duke of Wellington and Blücher charge l. on horseback. 

Edge: Waterloo June 18 1815 / JP in oval 0930. Matte finish. Uncirculated $ 200,- 

1229 

1229 Medal. Silver. 28.5 mm. 8.22 gm. By Loos. In Honor of Fieldmarshal, Count M.B. Barclay 

de Tolly, n.d. (ca. 1815). Bramsen 1731. Head of de Tolly l. within a wreath, signed Loos 

below / Crowned and mantled Arms. Attractively toned Extremely fine $ 500,- 

1230 Medal. Bronze. 28 mm. By Loos. In Honor of Fieldmarshal, Count M.B. Barclay de Tolly, 

n.d. (ca. 1815). Bramsen 1731. Head of de Tolly l. within a wreath, signed Loos below / 

Crowned and mantled Arms About extremely fine $ 500,- 

1231 

1231 Uniface Medallion. Iron. 55.3 mm. By Heuberger. In Honor of the Ataman of the Don Cossacks, 

Count M. Platov, n.d. (ca. 1815). Kh/G page 34, LXI. Uniformed bust r.; Hetman Graf Platow 

around, signed Heuberger below. Slight rust near edge About extremely fine $ 250,- 

1232 Medal. Bronze. 48 mm. Signed I.M. (Joseph Mainèrt?) In Honor of the Ataman of the Don 

Cossacks, Count M. Platov, n.d. Kh/G page 28, LII. Uniformed bust l., signed I.M. on 

truncation; Hetman Platoff around / Four-line Latin legend: Acri Militia Vexavit Gallos Eques 

Metuendus Hasta. Attractive caramel-brown. Rare About uncirculated $ 400,- 

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1230

1234 

1233 

1233 Medallic Obverse Study. Bronze. 67 mm. By Carl Leberecht. The Tsarina Elizabeth 

Feodorovna, 1816. Head of the empress l. wearing a laureate tiara, her coiffure pearl-beaded, 

signed: Carl Leberecht Cons. Stat. & Eqv. Ord. St Ann. 2 Cl. F. Ad VIV.1816. Patinated a deep 

purple-gray About uncirculated $ 250,- 

Chief-Medallist to the Imperial Russian court, the distinguished German-born Leberecht was raised to the dignity of Councillor of State. 

Here, he uses his title in this long and interesting signature, along with his rank of Knight of the Order of St. Ann, Second Class. 

1234 Medal. Silver. 40 mm. 27.42 gm. Unsigned (by H.F. Brandt). For the Erection of the Alexan- 

der I Monument in Charlottenburg, n.d. (1817). Diakov 408.1 (R2), Sm--. Anepigraphic. 

Bare bust l. / View of the monument: Alexander unsheathing his sword, a double-headed eagle 

at his feet. Lightly toned About uncirculated $ 500,- 

1235 

1235 Medal. Bronze. 50 mm. By H.F. Brandt. For the Foundation of the Monument Near Berlin 

Dedicated to the 1813-1815 Military Events, 1818. Diakov 409.1 (R1), Reichel 3315, Sm--. 

Conjoined heads l. of Alexander I and Friedrich Wilhelm III, signed Brandt F. on truncation , 

within laurel wreath / Monument, triple legend around. A few trivial reverse marks 


1236 Medal. Bronze. 42 mm. Unsigned. Award Medal for the Arctic exploration Voyage of the 

Sloops “Discovery” and “Benevolence” around the World, 1819. Chep 307, Diakov 416.1, 

Sm 407. Head r. / Five-line legend. Holed at 12:00 and plugged at 11:45 

Very fine $ 200,- 

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1234

1237 

1237 Medal. GOLD. 48.8 mm. 64.82 gm. By N. Prokofiev and P. Lyalin. Imperial Moscow 

Agricultural Society, n.d. (1825). Prize Medal. Diakov 435.3 (R3), Sm--. Laureate bust l. 

within laurel wreath, signed on truncation / Five-line legend within wreath. Test cut, scratches 

Extremely fine $ 20.000,- 

1238 Medal. Silver. 48.8 mm. 53.42 gm. By N. Prokofiev and P. Lyalin. Imperial Moscow 

Agricultural Society, n.d. (1825). Prize Medal. Diakov 435.3 (R2), Sm--. Laureate bust l. 

within laurel wreath, signed on truncation / Five-line legend within wreath. Light friction 

hairlines Extremely fine $ 400,- 

1239 Medal. Bronze. 48.8 mm. By N. Prokofiev and P. Lyalin. Imperial Moscow Agricultural 

Society, n.d. (1825). Prize Medal. Diakov 435.3 (R1), Sm--. Laureate bust l. within laurel 

wreath, signed on truncation / Five-line legend within wreath. Café au lait 


1240 

1240 Medal. White Metal. 53 mm. By G. Mainert. Warsaw Academy of Art Prize Medal, n.d. 

(1825). Sm--, Diakov 436.1. Laureate Alexander I head r. / Three maidens/Graces gathered in 

the pursuit of the Arts. Some lustre. Toned Extremely fine $ 150,- 

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1239

1241 

1241 Medal. Bronze. 68 mm. By A. Klepikov. In Memory of Tsar Alexander I, 1825. Diakov 

429.2, Reichel 3431, Sm--. Laureate head r. within serpent circle / Radiant All-Seeing Eye 

above date. Minor contact marks. Deep reddish-brown Extremely fine $ 300,- 

1242 Medal. Silver. 45 mm. 50.89 gm. By H.F. Brandt. On the Death of Emperor Alexander I, 

1825. Diakov 429.3 (R2), Sm--. Bare head l., German legend around with vital dates / Six-line 

legend and date within laurel wreath. Light lilac-gray with ample lustre over minor friction 

marks About uncirculated $ 400,- 

1243 Medal. Bronze. 45 mm. By H.F. Brandt. On the Death of Emperor Alexander I, 1825. 

Diakov 429.3 (R1). Bare head l. / Seven-line legend within wreath. Deep café au lait 


1244 

1245 

1246 

1244 Medal. GOLD. 0.41 gm. 7.3 mm. Unsigned (after the portrait by Shilov). On the Death of 

Emperor Alexander I, 1825. Apparently unlisted. Bare head r. / Olive branch. This handsome 

miniature, possibly one of the world's smallest gold medals, was likely struck in Poland. Broad 

rims. Rare and very curious About uncirculated $ 1.000,- 

1245 Medal. Bronze. 26 mm. Unsigned. In Memory of Alexander I, Restorer of the Polish 

Kingdom, 1826. Diakov 445.2, HCz 3601. Laureate Alexander head r., star above / Four-line 

Polish legend: Poland Weeps over Its Benefactor and date within wreath 

Good extremely fine $ 100,- 

1246 Medal. Bronze. 26 mm. Unsigned. In Memory of Alexander I, Restorer of the Polish 

Kingdom, 1826. Diakov 445.4, HCz 3602. Radiant laureate head of Alexander r., star above / 

Four-line Polish legend: Poland Weeps over Its Benefactor and date within wreath. Dark mahogany 


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1243

1247 

Napoleonic Medals of Russian Interest 

1248 

1247 Medal. Bronze. 41 mm. By Andrieu. Battle of Austerlitz, 1805. Bramsen 446, Slg Jul 1451, 

Trésor Tf. 9.10. Laureate head r., signed Andrieu F. on truncation, date below / Laureate 

heads of Alexander I and Franz facing beach other. Lovely and full lilac hues 


1248 Medal. Bronze. 40 mm. By Droz and Andrieu. Emblems of Sovereignty, 1806. Bramsen 553, 

Slg Jul 1628, Trésor Tf. 15.2, Zeitz 69. Laureate head r., signed Droz Fecit on truncation / 

Fourteen crowns on trestle and below; four scepters before throne, Imperial eagle above, 

signed Andrieu F. and Denon D. below. Orange cocoa-brown. Minor scratch reverse field 


1249 Medal. Bronze. 42 mm. By Abramson. Peace of Tilsit, 1807. Bramsen 639, Diakov 312.2, 

Hoffmann 113, Slg Jul 1754, Trésor Tf. 19.14. Conjoined heads of Alexander I and Friedrich 

Wilhelm III r. facing head of Napoleon, signed Abramson lower edge / Sun at sea lifting away 

the clouds of discord. Soft toffee-brown About uncirculated $ 100,- 

1250 

1250 Medal. Bronze. 40.5 mm. By Andrieu and Droz. Peace of Tilsit, 1807. Bramsen 640, Diakov 

312.1, Slg Jul 1756, Trésor Tf. 20.1, Zeitz 88. Conjoined heads of Napoleon. Alexander I and 

Friedrich Wilhelm III r., signed Andrieu f. Denon Dir. Below / Rivergod reclining l., arm 

resting on flowing urn, holding a model of the negotiations pavilion, signed Denon D. below 

exergual line left and Droz F. below right. Caramel brown Choice extremely fine $ 100,- 

67 

1249

1251 

1251 Medal. White Metal. 43 mm. By F.W. Facius. The Congress of Erfurt, 1808. Diakov 323.1. 

Laureate heads of Napoleon and Alexander I facing / Robed elder recording the event on a 

stone tablet, infant Genius before, ERF. (Erfurt) at left, Wim. (Weimar) at right, signed Facius 

F. on ground Extremely fine $ 100,- 

1252 Medal. Bronze. 40 mm. By Andrieu. Capture of Wilna, 1812. Bramsen 1156, Slg Jul 2515, 

Trésor Tf. 53.3, Zeitz 125. Laureate head r., Andrieu F. on truncation / Two Polish soldiers 

presenting their arms to Napoleon Choice extremely fine $ 100,- 

1253 

1254 

1253 Medal. Bronze. 40 mm. By Andrieu and Jeuffroy. Battle of Borodino, near Moscow, 1812. 

Bramsen 1162, Slg Jul 2528, Trésor Tf.53.6, Zeitz 126. Laureate head r., signed Andrieu F. on 

truncation / French hussar charging on the field of battle, signed Jeuffroy F. at left edge, 

Denon Dir. at right. Reddish-brown Choice about uncirculated $ 100,- 

1254 Medal. Silver. 41 mm. By Andrieu and Brandt. Entry into Moscow, 1812. Bramsen 1164, Slg 

Jul 2533, Trésor Tf. 53.8, Zeitz 127. Laureate head r., signed Andrieu F. on truncation / View 

of the Kremlin. A few hairlines and scratch on edge Extremely fine $ 1.000,- 

1255 Medal. Bronze. 40.5 mm. By Andrieu and Brandt. Entry into Moscow, 1812. Bramsen 1164, 

Slg Jul 2533, Trésor Tf. 53.8, Zeitz 127. Laureate head r., signed Andrieu F. on truncation / 

View of the Kremlin About uncirculated $ 100,- 

1256 Medal. Bronze. 40.5 mm. By Andrieu and Brandt. Entry into Moscow, 1812. Cf.Bramsen 

1164, Slg Jul 2533, Trésor Tf. 53.8, Zeitz 127. Edge: (wing) BRONZE (later Paris mint strike). 

Laureate head r., signed Andrieu F. on truncation / View of the Kremlin. A few reverse 

scratches Very fine. $ 100,- 

68 

1255 

1252 

1256

1257 

1258 

1257 Medal. Bronze. 40.5 mm. By Andrieu and Michaut. The Eagle of France on the Volga River, 

1812. Bramsen 1166, Slg Jul 2537, Trésor Tf.53.11, Zeitz 129. Laureate head r., signed Andrieu 

F. on truncation / The rivergod Volga fleeing before the French standard, signed Denon D. 

lower left, Michaut. F. lower right. Dark wine-red. A few minor surface marks 


This medal was produced in anticipation of a complete French victory over Russia; a victory which never occurred. 

1258 Medal. Bronze. 40 mm. By Andrieu and Galle. Retreat of the French Army from Russia, 

1812. Bramsen 1168, Slg Jul 2542, Trésor Tf.64.1, Zeitz 130. Laureate head r., signed Andrieu F. 

on truncation / Boreas, god of the northwinds, showering frost on a classically attired Gallic 

warrior, a dead horse and a lost cannon at his feet. Dark coffee brown 


1259 Medal. Bronze. 41 mm. By Depaulis and Brenet. The Battle before Lützen. 1813. Bramsen 

1229, Slg Julius 2628, Diakov --. Uniformed Napoleon bust r. / Prussian cavalry officer and 

Cossack riding side by side at the battle. Attractive dark glossy chestnut-brown 


1260 

1260 Medal. Bronze. 40.5 mm. By Brenet. The Ravages of War, 1814. Bramsen 1363, Slg Jul 2852, 

Trésor Tf. 60.10. Uniformed bare bust r., signed Denon D. Depaulis F. below / Cossack with 

spear accosting two women, one carrying a prostrate child, two dead cows and a burning house 

in the field, signed Denon D. lower left, Brenet F. lower right. Small obverse dark spot. 

Caramel-brown About uncirculated $ 100,- 

69 

1259

1261 Circular clear glass ‘Medal’. 8.68 gm, 68 mm. c.1830-1840. Enclosing a white sulphide profile 

portrait of Alexander I, taken from the medal by Bertrand Andrieu. Laureate bust r., signed 

ANDRIEU F on truncation, French, probably Baccarat. Mounted on black card, in a glazed 

and decorative gilt metal frame. Frame diameter 93mm. Extremely rare. 


This portrait is found on three medals dated 1814, for Alexander’s visit to Paris (41mm – Diakov 378.1) and two for his visit to the 

Monnaie in Paris (65mm and 41mm, Diakov 380.1 and 380.2). 

1262 LOT: Twenty (20) Alexander I and Napoleonic War Jettons. 17-38 mm. Generally Brass. 

Uniformed bust of Alexander l. (11). Reverses: Horse, Cupid, St. Nicholas, Victory, St. George, 

Cupid with anchor, English legend, crowned and winged heart over an anchor, and Equestrian 

statue; Uniformed bust r. / Rooster; “The Emperor Alexander”/ Peace 1814 (2); Allies Entry 

into Paris, 1814 Jetton by Stettner; small Silver Entry into Paris Medallet with Victory obverse 

(loop removed); Napoleon’s Exile to Elba (2); Centennial of the Patriotic War; and cast Iron 

oval Uniface 1813 Jetton with Cossack. Interesting and varied grouping. Three holed 

Fine to extremely fine (20 pieces) $ 500 ,- 

70 

1262 

1261

1263 

1263 Medal. Bronze. 72 mm. By P. Utkin. On the Erection of the Alexander Column. 1832. Sm 

472/a, Diakov 501.1 – no illustration! View of the column / Four-line legend. Small spot reverse, 

some minor friction marks. Rare. Light toffee-brown About extremely fine $ 400,- 

1264 

1264 Medal. Bronze. 62 mm. By N. Kozin. 50th Anniversary of Alexander’s Imperial Lyceum, 

1861. Diakov 705.1, Sm 645. Laureate head of Alexander I r., signed N. Kozin r. / Lyre 

garlanded with wreaths, owl atop; For the Public Benefit above, anniversary dates below. Dark 

orange-brown and lilac About uncirculated $ 400,- 

1265 

1265 Medal. Silvered Bronze. 60 mm. By Mayer, Pforzheim. Centennial of the "Peoples' Battle." 

1913. Uniformed bust of Alexander I / Debate in assembly hall. Extremely fine $ 250,- 

71

1266 

1267 

1266 Medal. Bronze, gilted in recent times. 63 mm. By V. Alexeev. Centennial of the Birth of 

Alexander I. 1877. Sm 764, Diakov 836.2. Laureate head r. / Five-line legend within ornate 

knotted border. Toned (Only obverse illustrated) About uncirculated $ 200,- 

1267 Jetton. Brass. 27mm. Signed M.H. Centennial of the Patriotic War, 1912. Ashik p.378, 35; 

Diakov--. Laureate head of Alexander I r. / Soldier and two peasants before pedestal, behind 

which a priest raises his cross. Integral loop About uncirculated $ 100,- 

1268 Jetton. Brass, uniface. 25 mm. Centennial of the Patriotic War, 1912. Ashik p. 377, 30; 

Diakov --. Large date 1812 in circle, legend around. Integral loop. 

Good extremely fine $50,- 

1269 Jetton. Copper-nickel. 25 mm. Unsigned. Centennial of the Patriotic War, 1912. Ashik p.371, 

5; Diakov--. Facing uniformed Alexander I bust / Imperial eagle, wreath around, above ciphers 

of Alexander I and Nicholos II. Some pinscratches in fields. Integral loop 

Good very fine $ 100,- 

1270 Medal. Brass. 31 mm. Centennial of Napoleon's Entry into Moscow, 1912. Ashik p.375, 23; 

Diakov--. Uniformed Napoleon bust r. wearing his commander's chapeau / Cityview of 

Moscow About uncirculated $ 100,- 

1271 

72 

1268 

1269 

1272 1271 

1271 Medal. Bronze. 41 mm. Obverse by Andrieu. Paris Mint. 150th Anniversary of the Russian 

Emperor’s Page Corps, 1952. Laureate Alexander I head r., signed Andrieu F. on truncation, 

Denon. D. below / Maltese cross flanked by the anniversary dates Uncirculated $ 100,- 

1272 Uniface Medal. Bronze. 59.5 mm. Obverse by Andrieu. Paris Mint. Alexander I, Emperor of 

All the Russians, n.d. Laureate head r., signed Andrieu F. on the truncation. Edge: 1969 (mint 

symbol) BRONZE Uncirculated $ 50,- 

1270

1273 

1274 

Georgia 

1273 Double Abazi (1813) AT. 6.29 gm. Bit 734. Attractive satiny lavender-gray over lustrous 

surfaces About uncirculated $ 250,- 

1274 Double Abazi (1821) AT. 6.34 gm. Bit 742. Nicely toned soft slate gray 


1275 Double Abazi (1828) AT. 6.18 gm. Bit 957. Attractive vermilion and cobalt blue iridescent 

hues Extremely fine $ 250,- 

1276 Double Abazi (1830) AT. 6.24 gm. Bit 958. Deep lavender-gray over lustre 

Choice uncirculated $ 750,- 

1277 

1277 Lot of five: Double Abazi 1809 AK; 1818 AT, 1826 AT, 1827 AT, 1832 BK. All problem free 

Average very fine to extremely fine (Lot of 5) $ 900,- 

1278 Abazi (1804) ÏÇ. 3.14 gm. Bit 748 (R2), GM 3 (Very rare), Ilyin (10 Rubl.), Uzd 4358 (R). Very 

rare. Purplish slate-gray About uncirculated $ 1.500,- 

1279 Abazi (1822) AT. 3.14 gm. Bit 768 (R2), GM 57 (Rare), Ilyin (15 Rubl.), Uzd 4420 (R). Rare 

Soft light gray tone extremely fine $ 1.500,- 

1280 

1281 

1280 Half Abazi (1821) AT. 1.60 gm. Bit 781 (R), Uzd 4417 (S). Scarce and very nice. Even gray patina 

with a small somewhat dark spot in the obverse field Choice extremely fine $ 500,- 

1281 Bisti (1810). 16.90 gm. Bit 790, Uzd 4390. Small scratch and few hairlines. Still much better 

than average Good very fine $ 250,- 

1282 Half Bisti (1805). 6.50 gm. Bit 793, (R1), B 10 (S), Uzd 4368 (S). Corroded surfaces. Rare with a 

tentative mintage of only 2.994 pcs. In terms of actual wear, better than average 


73 

1278 

1275 

1282 

1279 

1276

Nicholas I, 1825-1855 

1283 

2:1 2:1 

1283 6 Roubles 1829 ÑÏÁ. PLATINUM. Bit 55 (R2), Sev 596 (RR), Uzd 0386 (RR). Rare first year 

of issue. Low mintage of 828 pieces only. Authenticated and graded by NGC AU 58 

Crisp strike almost uncirculated $ 25.000,- 

1284 

2:1 2:1 

1284 6 Roubles 1835 ÑÏÁ. PLATINUM. Bit 62 (R3), Sev 617 (RRRR), Uzd 0381 (RR). Extremely 

rare date and superbly preserved. Authenticated and graded by NGC MS 63 Bold devices set in 

pleasing surfaces Choice brilliant uncirculated $ 30.000,- 

1285 

1285 3 Roubles 1844 ÑÏÁ. PLATINUM. Bit 90 (R), Sev 644 (S), Uzd Uzd 0409 (S). Very rare in 

such a high grade. Authenticated and graded by NGC PF 65 Cameo. A superb example 

Gem brilliant PROOF $ 10.000,- 

74

1286 

1287 

1286 5 Roubles 1831 ÑÏÁ-ÏÄ. GOLD. Fr 155, Bit 6, Sev 408, Uzd 0296 (S) 

About extremely fine $ 2.000,- 

1287 5 Roubles 1852 ÑÏÁ-ÀÃ. Fr 155, Bit 35, Sev 461, Uzd 234 (S). Graded by NGC MS 62 


1288 5 Roubles 1853 ÑÏÁ-ÀÃ. Fr 155, Bit 36, Sev 461, Sev 462, Uzd 234 (S). Graded by NGC AU 58 

Almost uncirculated $ 750,- 

1289 

1289 Rouble 1826 ÑÏÁ-ÍÃ. Bit 96 (R1), Sev 2884, Uzd 1499. Dark encrustation on fields. Rare one 

year type Very fine $ 500,- 

1290 Poltina 1826 ÑÏÁ-ÍÃ. Bit 97 (R), Sev 2883 (S), Uzd 1501 (R). Rare one year type. Graffiti date 

VI/22 1879 across lower obverse About very fine $ 300,- 

1291 20 Kopecks 1826 ÑÏÁ-ÍÃ. Bit 99 (R1), Sev 2881 (S), Uzd 1504. Rare one year type 

Adjustment marks at obverse center. Light purple-gray Very fine $ 100,- 

75 

1290 

1288 

1291

1292 

1293 

1292 Rouble 1828 ÑÏÁ-ÍÃ. Bit 106, Sev 2922, Uzd 1518. Small harsh scrape reverse center, 

otherwise an excellent example with blazing silvery white lustrous fields 

Prooflike, uncirculated $ 1.500,- 

1293 Rouble 1830 ÑÏÁ-ÍÃ. Bit 109, Sev 2964, Uzd 1525. Even light lavender-gray over mint lustre 

Uncirculated $ 1.000,- 

1294 Rouble 1837 ÑÏÁ-ÍÃ. Bit 168, Sev 3229, Uzd 1573. Deep purple-gray with golden hues 

Authenticated and graded by NGC MS 62 Uncirculated $ 500,- 

1295 Rouble 1841 ÑÏÁ-ÍÃ. Bit 192, Sev 3363, Uzd 1597. Soft slate lilac-gray with peripheral 

iridescent highlights Authenticated and graded by NGC MS 63 Uncirculated $ 500,- 

1296 

1296 Marriage of Grand Duke Alexander (Alexander II) to Maria of Hesse-Darmstadt. 

Medallic Ruble. 1841. 30.45 gm. Plain edge. By H. Gube. Bit M903 (R1), Sev 3373 (R), Uzd p. 

654. Numerous nicks and contact marks, small edge cut at bottom Fine $ 1.500,- 

1297 Rouble 1844 MW. Bit 423, Sev 3460, Uzd 1623. Pale lilac-gray over mint lustre. Authenticated 

and Graded by NGC AU 55 About uncirculated $ 300,- 

76 

1294 

1297 

1295

1298 

1299 

1300 

77 

1301 

1302 1303 

1298 Rouble 1850 ÑÏÁ-ÏÀ. Bit 226, Sev 3572, Uzd 1678. Authenticated and Graded by NGC 

Proof 61. Frosty pale lavender. Uncirculated, PROOF $ 4.000,- 

1299 Poltina 1850 ÑÏÁ-ÏÀ. Bit 263, Sev 3568, Uzd 1679. Authenticated and Graded by NGC 

Proof 64 CAMEO Rimy, reflective fields Gem brilliant PROOF $ 4.000,- 

1300 25 Kopecks 1850 ÑÏÁ-ÏÀ. Bit 301, Sev 3566, Uzd 1680. Authenticated and Graded by NGC 

Proof 64 CAMEO A most handsome example Gem brilliant PROOF $ 2.500,- 


Proof 65 CAMEO. Pristine, snowy white, a real dazzler Gem brilliant PROOF $ 2.000,- 


Proof 64 CAMEO Gem PROOF $ 1.000,- 


MS 61 P/L. We consider this coin a PROOF, especially as it came as a set with the lots above 

Prooflike uncirculated or possible Proof $ 500,- 

1301 3:1 

1300 3:1

1304 

1305 

1304 Rouble 1854 ÑÏÁ-ÍI. Bit 234, Sev 3624, Uzd 1711. Authenticated and Graded by NGC Proof 

63 CAMEO. Frosty, sumptuous devices are highlighted by fields of pale hematite 

Gem brilliant PROOF $ 4.000,- 

1305 Poltina 1839 ÑÏÁ-ÍÃ. Bit 243, Sev 3296, Uzd 1586. Purple-gray with iridescent hues 


1306 20 Kopecks 1838 ÑÏÁ-ÍÃ. Bit 321, Sev 3255, Uzd 1582. Minor edge cut. Once cleaned 


1307 10 Kopecks 1833 ÑÏÁ-ÍÃ. Bit 348, Sev 3008, Uzd 1553. Toned. Authenticated and graded 

NGC AU 58 Almost uncirculated $ 300,- 

1308 10 Kopecks 1842 ÑÏÁ-À×. Bit 362, Sev 3380, Uzd 1611. Pale lilac-gray over full mint lustre. 

Rare in this high grade. Authenticated and graded by NGC MS 62 

Choice uncirculated $ 1.000,- 

1309 5 Kopecks 1834 ÑÏÁ-ÍÃ. Bit 387, Sev 2928, Sev 3035, Uzd 1560. Authenticated and graded 

by NGC MS 64. Rare so nice Choice brilliant uncirculated $ 400,- 

1310 

1310 PATTERN 3 Kopecks (1827). 8.56 gm. Full obverse brockage. Bit 915 (R3), B 200 (RR), Uzd 

3258 (RR). Very rare and a unique combination of Pattern coin and error coin 

Extremely fine $ 2.500,- 

1306 

78 

2:1 

1307 

1308 

1310 

1309

1311 

1311 10 Kopecks 1832 ÅÌ-ÔÕ. 46.24 gm. Bit 461, B 278. Light caramel brown with some areas of 

flashing. Extremely fine $ 200,- 

1312 5 Kopecks 1833 ÅÌ-ÔÕ. 21.86 gm. Bit 487, B 246, Uzd 3310. Evidence of die deterioration at 

centers. Dark coffee brown About uncirculated $ 125,- 

79 

1312 

1313 1317 

1314 

1313 Polushka 1851 EM. Full reverse brockage. Bit 622, B 24, Uzd 3498. 


1314 Jetton. 1826. 4.25 gm. Coronation of Nicholas I. Diakov 446.9, Sm 414, Rudenko 1826.12 

(R1). Crowned cipher of Nicholas I / Crown above two-line inscription and date. Some minor 

hairlines Almost uncirculated $ 150,- 

1315 

Russo-Polish issues 

1315 1 ½ Roubles / 10 Zloty 1833 ÍÃ. Narrow crown. Bit 1084, Uzd 4096, Kop 9440. Toned over 

some mint lustre. Authenticated and graded by NGC AU 58 Almost uncirculated $ 750,- 

1316 1 ½ Roubles / 10 Zloty 1840 ÍÃ. Bit 1094 (R3), Petrov (35 Rubl.), Kop 9457 (R6), Uzd 4154 

(R). Extremely rare with a tentative mintage of 2,001 pcs. only. Light lavender-gray with soft 

iridescent highlights. Small rim tic. Authenticated and Graded by NGC MS 61. Prooflike or 

possible PROOF Choice uncirculated $ 25.000,- 

1317 10 Groszy 1840 MW. Bit 1182, Kop 9387. Authenticated and graded by NGC MS 65. Satiny 

white silver Choice brilliant uncirculated $ 100,- 

1316

Alexander II, 1855-1881 

1319 1318 

1318 5 Roubles 1877 ÑÏÁ-HI. GOLD. Fr 163, Bit 25, Sev 504, Uzd 0269 (S). Rich wheaten gold 

Almost uncirculated $ 750.,- 

1319 Nicholas I Commemorative Rouble 1859. High relief. By A. Lyalin. Bit 566 (R), Sev 3681, 

Uzd 4194. Nicholas I bust r. / the monument in St. Petersburg. A few minor contact marks. 

Prooflike Uncirculated $ 1.500,- 

1320 Nicholas I Commemorative Rouble 1859. By Lyalin. Bit 566, Sev 3681, Uzd 4194. Bust of 

Nicholas I r. / the Monument in St. Petersburg. Some contact marks, light obverse carbon 

streak. Pale iridescent hues over Prooflike surfaces Uncirculated $ 1.500,- 

1321 

1322 

1321 Rouble 1867 ÑÏÁ-HI. Bit 80, Sev 3779 (S), Uzd 1847. Scarce. Authenticated and graded by 

NGC MS 61. Satiny light lilac tone Uncirculated $ 1.000,- 

1322 Rouble 1876 ÑÏÁ-HI. Bit 89, Sev 3859, Uzd 1910. Scrape mark on reverse. Lightly toned over 

lustrous surfaces Uncirculated $ 300,- 

1323 Rouble 1878 ÑÏÁ-ÍÔ. Bit 92, Sev 3889, Uzd 1933. Pale purple-gray with golden highlights 

over trivial contact marks Uncirculated $ 100,- 

80 

1323 

1320

1324 

1325 

1326 

1324 Poltina 1858 ÑÏÁ-ÔÁ. Bit 52, Sev 3658, Uzd 1743. Soft lilac-gray 


1325 Poltina 1859 ÑÏÁ-ÔÁ. Bit 97, Uzd 1756. Authenticated and graded by NGC AU 58. 


1326 25 Kopecks 1859. ÑÏÁ-ÔÁ. St. George with mantle. Bit 56. Scarce early type. Authenticated 

and graded by NGC MS 64 Choice brilliant uncirculated $ 300,- 

1327 20 Kopecks 1860. ÑÏÁ- ÔÁ. Bit 161. Authenticated and graded by NGC MS 65 

Gem uncirculated $ 300,- 

1328 15 Kopecks 1861. ÑÏÁ. (Paris). Bit 290. Authenticated and graded by NGC MS 66 

Gem brilliant uncirculated $ 300,- 

1329 10 Kopecks 1876-HI. ÑÏÁ. Bit 260, Sev 3851, Uzd 1916. Authenticated and graded by NGC 

MS 64. Choice uncirculated $ 200,- 

1330 

1331 

1330 Denezka 1857 EM. Bit 365, Uzd 3569. Decent amount of Mint red. Authenticated and graded 

by NGC MS 62 BN Choice uncirculated $ 300,- 

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1327 

1332 

1331 Polushka 1857 EM. 14.2 mm. Bit 379, B 4, Uzd 3572. Brown and red 

1328 

1329 

Uncirculated $ 100,- 

1332 Polushka 1858 EM. 14.4 mm. 1.36 gm. Full reverse brockage. Bit 382 (R3), B 5A (RR), Uzd 

3584 (RR). Very rare, an interesting combination of date rarity and error coin 

Uncirculated $ 400,-

1333 

2:1 2:1 

1333 Trial Striking using the die of 20 Kopecks 1863. Struck at the St. Petersburg Mint in 1876 using 

the method of the American engineer George Champney. 21.3 mm, 0.1 mm thick. 4.83 gm. 

Silver. Plain edge. Bit 597 (R4); GM, Rare Coins.., 43; cf.Uzd p.655, fig.36, 4; Pagani (Prove) 105; 

Mont. 6; cf.CNI 467, 32. Obverse of Italian Gold 20 Lire of Vittorio Emanuele II, 1863 

(Torino). Imperial eagle obverse of a Russian 20 Kopecks. Exceedingly rare and one of only a few 

known. A few trivial friction marks in prooflike fields toned a light violet-gray 

Choice uncirculated $10.000,- 

Accompanied with old collector’s envelope. 

Ex Baldwin’s Auction # 39. London, October 11-12, 2004, lot # 1892. Comes with the sales tag 

1334 

2:1 2:1 

1334 Trial Striking using the die of 20 Kopecks 1863. Struck at the St. Petersburg Mint in 1876 using 

the method of the American engineer George Champney. 21.4 mm, 0.09 mm thick. 4.13 gm. 

Silver. Reeded edge. Cf.Bit 597 (Bitkin lists only a plain edge); cf.Uzd p.655, fig.36; Cf.Pagani 

(Prove) 105; Cf. Mont. 6; cf.CNI 467, 32. Obverse of an Italian Gold 20 Lire of Vittorio 

Emanuele II, 1863 (Torino). Imperial eagle obverse of a Russian 20 Kopecks. Only the second 

known example with a reeded edge (the other example was featured in the Ðóññêèé 

Íóìèçìàòè÷åñêèé Äîì sale, November 7, 2009, lot 253). Toned 

Choice extremely fine $10.000,- 

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In April 1876, the American engineer George Champney of Boston petitioned the Russian Minister of Finance to present his new 

technique of die preparation, which included the ability of copying directly from the coin (Champney patented his method in the 

U.S. in 1872 and in Great Britain in 1875). By ministerial decree, Champney was allowed to make his presentation at the St. 

Petersburg mint. There his technique showed good “promise.” According to the Chief of the St. Petersburg mint (see: Âåë. Êí. Ãåîðãié 

Ìèõàèëîâè÷ú «Îïèñàíèiå è Èçîáðàæåíiå Íúêîòîðûõú Ðúäêèõú Ìîíåòú Ìîåãî Ñîáðàíiÿ», pp. 32-34), Champney 

conducted his experiment by using the die of the 72 Fineness standard 20 Kopecks. He deliberately selected an unapproved die which 

featured a high relief Imperial eagle to show that his new technique could be used with high-relief coinage. He married this to the obverse of 

an Italian 1863 20 Lire. 

Previous study of this fascinating type was apparently limited to one variety and in some cases based on earlier writing without necessarily 

an actual example to study. Hence earlier scholarship may not present a clear picture. In researching these pieces we were presented with 

the unique opportunity of comparing two flan varieties of the issue. The two examples presented here were clearly struck on different flans. 

The smooth edge type is much thicker and slightly smaller than its reeded edge companion. Bitkin calls this experimental piece a “Trial 

striking on a flan of 20 Kopecks.” Comparison shows this to be incorrect as the 20 Kopeck flan of this period was larger than both these 

mules and featured distinctly different edging. So it is not a trial striking on a 20 Kopeck flan, but rather a trial striking employing 20 

Kopeck dies. It is quite likely that Champney making an important presentation to high-ranking officials at the St. Petersburg mint used 

coin blanks that he had brought with him. Clearly after four years of promoting his technique, Champney would have his presentations 

down to a science and would have all the “presentation tools” at hand. 

1335 

1336 

Russo-Finnish Coinage 

1337 

1335 2 Markkaa 1865 S. Bit 617, KM 7.1. Small edge nick. Satiny light slate-gray over good mint 

lustre. Prooflike Choice brilliant uncirculated $ 300,- 

1336 2 Markkaa 1870 S. Bit 621, KM 7.1. Small edge flaw. Uneven toning over mint lustre 

Uncirculated $ 300,- 

1337 1 Markkaa 1866 S. Bit 626, KM 3.1. Typical weakness of strike on eagle’s heads 

Choice about uncirculated $ 200,- 

1338 1 Markkaa 1866 S. Bit 626, KM 3.1. Minor contact marks. Prooflike 


1339 1 Markkaa 1867 S. Bit 627 (R), KM 3.1. A few contact marks. Steely purple-gray with vermilion 

and tungsten-blue hues over mint lustre Uncirculated $ 500,- 

1340 1 Markkaa 1872 S. Bit 630, KM 3.2. Satiny, prooflike surfaces 

Choice brilliant uncirculated $ 400,- 

83 

1338 

1339 

1340

1341 

1342 

1341 1 Markkaa 1874 S. Bit 631, KM 3.2. Deep lilac with soft iridescent hues over mint lustre 


1342 50 Pennia 1869 S. Bit 636, KM 2.1. Attractive lavender-slate gray, slightly mottled, with reverse 

peripheral iridescent highlights Choice uncirculated $ 300,- 

1343 50 Pennia 1874 S. Bit 639, KM 2.2. Frosty lavender-gray over lustrous surfaces. Crisp, 

meticulous strike with well squared off edging. Prooflike, or possible Proof 


1344 25 Pennia 1865 S. Bit 641, KM 6.1. Attractive champagne hues highlight bold devices 


1345 25 Pennia 1866 S. Bit 642, KM 6.1. Satiny lavender-gray over reverse light green deposits and 

ample mint lustre Brilliant uncirculated $ 200,- 

1346 1347 

1343 

84 

detail 3:1 

1346 25 Pennia 1869 S. Bit 641, KM 6.1. Steely slate tone over lustrous surfaces. Prooflike, or 

possible Proof Gem brilliant uncirculated $ 300,- 

1347 25 Pennia 1875 S. Bit 649, KM 6.2. Attracive light toning over pristine surfaces 


1348 25 Pennia 1875 S. Bit--, Suomen Rahat 273.2. Missing umlaut above the “A” in PENNIA. 

Extremely Rare. Tiny reverse scratch. Lilac-gray with dark iridescent peripheral toning. 

Choice uncirculated $750,- 

1349 1 Penni 1873. Bit 672, KM 1.2. Semi-glossy mahogany brown, tiny reverse deposit 


1349A LOT of 12 coins. 1 Markka 1866; 50 Pennia 1865; 25 Pennia: 1865 and 1875; 10 Pennia: 1865 

and 1867; 5 Pennia: 1865, 1866, 1867, 1872, 1873, 1875. Should be viewed 

(lot of 12) Average fine to extremely fine $ 300,- 

1348 

1344 

1349 

1345

1350 

Alexander III, 1881-1894 

1351 

1350 10 Roubles 1894 ÀÃ. GOLD. Fr 167, Bit 23, Sev 547 (R), Uzd 0311 (S) 

Choice extremely fine $ 5.000,- 

1351 5 Roubles 1889 ÀÃ-ÀÃ. GOLD. Fr 168, Bit 34, Sev 536 (S), Uzd 0300 (R). Rare variety with 

ÀÃ on neck. Authenticated and graded NGC AU 55 About uncirculated $ 1.000,- 

1352 5 Roubles 1893 ÀÃ. GOLD. Fr 168, Bit 39, Sev 544, Uzd 0310 (S). Scarce date with a mintage 

of only 598,008 pieces About extremely fine $ 1.250,- 

1353 

1354 

1353 Coronation of Alexander III Rouble 1883 ËØ. Bit 217, Sev 3939, Uzd 4195. Certified and 

graded by NGC AU 58. Small test mark at edge. Beautiful old cabinet toning 


1354 Rouble 1885 ÑÏÁ-ÀÃ. Bit 46, Sev 3955 (S), Uzd 1994. Pale slate-gray over several old small 

scratches and mint lustre About uncirculated $ 300,- 

1355 Rouble 1892 ÀÃ-ÀÃ. Bit 75, Uzd 2047. Frosty steel-gray over full mint lustre. Certified and 

graded by NGC MS 63 Choice brilliant uncirculated $ 1.000,- 

85 

1352 

1355

1356 

1357 


1358 

1356 20 Markkaa 1891 L. GOLD. Bit 227 (R), KM 9, Uzd 4741 (R). One year type for Alexander III. 

Honey-yellow gold Choice uncirculated $ 500,- 

1357 25 Pennia 1891 L. Bit 240, KM 6.1. Pale lavender Uncirculated $ 100,- 

1358 5 Pennia 1888. Bit 246, KM 11. Dark café au lait Choice uncirculated $ 100,- 

1359 5 Pennia 1892. Bit 248, KM 11 About uncirculated $ 75,- 

1360 LOT: group of 12 coins. 5 Pennia: 1888, 1889, 1867, 1872, 1873, 1875. Should be viewed. 


1362 

86 

1359 

MEDALS OF ALEXANDER III 

1361 Medal. GOLD. 32 mm. 25.91 gm. By A. Griliches. Women’s Gymnasias. Prize Medal. ND. 

Sm 1107/a, Diakov 909.9. Bust of Maria Feodorovna r. wearing Russian dress / Minerva 

standing facing holding burning lamp and wreath, owl, box with scrolls, helmet and globe at her 

feet. Some contact marks. Good lustre About uncirculated $ 2.500,- 

1362 Medal. Silver. 42 mm. 25.22 gm. By A. Griliches. Women’s Gymnasias. Prize Medal. ND. 

Sm 1101/a, Diakov 909.6. Bust of Maria Feodorovna r. wearing Russian dress / Minerva 

standing facing holding burning lamp and wreath, owl, box with scrolls, helmet and globe at her 

feet. Numerous contact marks Extremely fine $ 300,- 

1363 Medal. Silver. 40 mm. 34.22 gm. Unsigned (By V. Alexeyev). On the 200th Anniversary of the 

Preobrazhensky Regiment. 1883. Sm 867, Diakov 935.1 (R2). Crowned ciphers of Peter I 

and Alexander III flanked by anniversary dates / Cannon and rifle crossed over anchor, a 

horseshoe at its center, garnished by a wreath and two picks. Lilac-gray over some minor contact 

marks. About uncirculated $1.000,- 

1363 

1361

1364 

1364 Medal. Bronze. 79 mm. By L. Steinman and M. Gabe. On the Opening of the New Syassk 

and Svir Canals, 1883. Sm 880, Diakov 937.1. Medallic portraits of Alexander II, Catherine II, 

Alexander I and Alexander III around date within wreath / Nine-line legend. Small obverse rim 

nick lower left. Mahogany-brown Choice uncirculated $ 400,- 

1365 

1365 Medal.Bronze. 84 mm. Unsigned. On the Opening of the New Canal Joining the Wytegra 

and Kovzha Rivers, 1886. Sm 918, Diakov 975.1. Alexander III bust r. at center surrounded 

by cameo profiles of Peter I, Paul, Alexander II and Maria Feodorovna, provincial Arms in 

angles / Topographical view of the canal. Tiny rim tick lower edge. Milk chocolate brown 


87

1366 

1366 Medal. Bronze. 86 mm. By V. Nikonov and A. Griliches, Sr. 50th Anniversary of the Institute 

of Civil Engineers, 1892. Conjoined heads of Alexander III, Alexander II and Nicholas I r. 

within central circle, wreath around, crown above / Imperial eagle above crossed spade and ax. 

Glossy dark caramel-brown. Choice Uncirculated $ 500,- 

1367 

1367 Medal. Silver. 81 mm. 303.21 gm. By P. Stadnitsky. On the Death of Alexander III, 1894. Sm 

1061, Diakov 1093.1. Uniformed bust r., coiled snake around / Russia mourning before 

Alexander's coffin, angel standing before. Toned over a few marks. Full lustre 

Almost uncirculated $ 5.000,- 

88

1368 Medal. Bronze. 81 mm. By P. Stadnitsky. On the Death of Alexander III, 1894. Sm 1061, 

Diakov 1093.1. Uniformed bust r., coiled snake around / Russia mourning before Alexander's 

coffin, angel standing before. Rich dark toffee-brown Uncirculated $ 500,- 

1369 

1368 

Nicholas II, 1894-1917 

1370 

1369 Coronation of Nicholas II Commemorative Rouble 1896 (ÀÃ). Bit 322, Sev 4035, Uzd 

4197. Frosty white silver with mint lustre. Authenticated and graded by NGC MS 62 


1370 Alexander II Commemorative Rouble 1898 ÀÃ. Bit 323 (R), Sev 4055 (R), Uzd 4198 (S). Pale 

lilac over moderate hairlines. Prooflike About uncirculated $ 4.000,- 

1371 Centennial of the Napoleonic War Commemorative Rouble 1912 ÝÁ. Bit 334, Sev 4164 

(R), Uzd 4200 (R). A few contact marks. Great lustre over semi-reflective fields 

Almost uncirculated $ 2.000,- 

89 

1371

1372 

1373 

1372 Tercentenary of the Romanov House Commemorative Rouble 1913 BC. By Mikhail 

Skudnov. Flat relief. Bit 335, Sev 4179, Uzd 4201. Authenticated and graded by NGC MS 62 


1373 Tercentenary of the Romanov House Commemorative Rouble 1913 BC. By Mikhail 

Skudnov. High relief. Bit 336, Sev 4180, Uzd 4201. Authenticated and graded by NGC MS 63 

Choice brilliant uncirculated $ 200,- 

1374 Rouble 1897 ** (Brussels). Bit 203, Sev 4044, Uzd 2078. Dark golden hues over lustrous 

surfaces Uncirculated $ 300,- 

1375 Rouble 1898 ** (Brusslels). Bit 205, Sev 4053, Uzd 2090. Gently toned with attractive pale 

iridescent hues over few hairlines PROOF $ 3.000,- 

1376 1377 

1378 

1379 

1376 Rouble 1901 ÔÇ-ÀÃ. Bit 53, Sev 4093 (S), Uzd 2117. Good eye appeal. Graded by NGC AU 

55 About uncirculated $ 250,- 

1377 Rouble 1902 ÀÐ-ÀÃ. Bit 56 (R), Sev 4101 (S), Uzd 2130. Satiny white, bold types. 

Authenticated and graded by NGC MS 62 Choice uncirculated $ 750,- 

1378 Rouble 1911 ÝÁ-ÀÃ. Bit 65 (R), Sev 4152 (S), Uzd 2181 (S). Light golden hues. Authenticated 

and Certified by NGC AU Details. Surface hairlines Almost uncirculated $ 300,- 

1379 Rouble 1912 ÝÁ-ÀÃ. Bit 66, Sev 4162, Uzd 2187. Bold and frosty 

Choice incirculated $ 400,- 

90 

1374 

1375

1380 

1380 Rouble 1914 BC-ÀÃ. Bit 69 (R), Sev 4186 (RR), Uzd 22207 (S). Pale violet-gray. Certified and 

graded by NGC MS 61 Uncirculated $ 750,- 

1381 Rouble 1915 BC-ÀÃ. Bit 70 (R), Sev 4194 (RR), Uzd 2213 (S). Light lilac with golden reverse 

highlights Uncirculated $ 500,- 

1382 50 Kopecks 1896 ÀÃ-ÀÃ. Bit 72, Sev 4030, Uzd 2070. Authenticated and graded by NGC MS 65 


2:1 

1383 50 Kopecks 1903 ÀÐ-ÀÃ. Bit 83 (R3), Ilyin (10 Rubl.), Jul 881 (RR), Sev 4106 (RRRR), Uzd 

2137 (RR). Extremely rare and the key date of the series. Minuscule mintage of only 19 pieces. 

Lightly toned over moderate hairlines. Authenticated and certified by NGC UNC details 

Uncirculated $ 5.000,- 

1384 

1384 25 Kopecks 1895. Bit 95, Sev 4024, Uzd 2064. Even light grey tone 


1385 20 Kopecks BC. (1912-1917). Full obverse brockage. As Bit 115-119. A beautiful and 

interesting brockage. Pale violet with greenish gold highlights Uncirculated $ 500,- 

91 

1383 

1381 

2:1 

1385 

Ex Irving Goodman Collection Sale, Superior Galleries, Beverly Hills, Ca February 11-12, 1991, lot # 1688 

1382

1386 

1,5:1 1,5:1 

1386 25 Kopecks 1911 ÝÁ. PATTERN. Nickel. Bit 351 (R3), Sev 4152E (RRR), Uzd 4044 (RR). 

Authenticated and Certified by NGC UNC details. Dusky gray Uncirculated $ 5.000,- 

1387 

1,5:1 1,5:1 

1387 20 Kopecks 1911 ÝÁ. PATTERN. Nickel. Bit 352 (R3), Sev 4152D (RRR), Uzd 4045 (RR). 

Authenticated and graded by NGC MS 62. Pale battleship-gray, bold devices 


1388 

1,5:1 1,5:1 

1388 20 Kopecks 1911 ÝÁ. PATTERN. Nickel. Bit 353 (R2), Sev 4152C (RRR), Uzd 4046 (RR). 

Authenticated and graded by NGC MS 62 Choice uncirculated $ 5.000,- 

1389 

1,5:1 1,5:1 

1389 10 Kopecks 1911 ÝÁ. PATTERN. Nickel. Bit 354 (R3), Sev 4152B (RRR), Uzd 4047 (RR). 

Authenticated and graded by NGC MS 64. Pale slate gray over pristine surfaces. An excellent 

example of this Very Rare Pattern Gem uncirculated $ 5.000,- 

92

1390 

1,5:1 1,5:1 

1390 5 Kopecks 1911 ÝÁ. PATTERN. Nickel. Bit 355 (R3), Sev 4152A (RRR), Uzd 4048 (RR). 

Authenticated and graded by NGC MS 64. A match companion to the previous lot 

Gem uncirculated $ 5.000,- 

1391 

93 

1392 (set of 4) 

1391 5 Kopecks 1911 ÑÏÁ. Bit 224, B 94, Uzd 3927. Much original Mint red. Authenticated and 

graded by NGC MS 62 Choice uncirculated $ 200,- 

1392 LOT: Group of four: 3, 2, 1 and ½ Kopecks 1916. All authenticated and graded by NGC: MS 

64 RB, MS 62 BN, MS 64 RB, MS 63 RB 

(Set of 4) All choice to Gem uncirculated $ 250,- 

1393 

1393 GOLD Coinage with the name of Alexander II. 4 Ducats 1905. Gold. 12.76 gm. Bit 8 (R1), 

Basok – unlisted. Bust of Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria right; legend around with the title 

of Russian Emperor Alexander II / Russian double-headed eagle. Rare especially so well 

preserved. Lustrous straw gold Choice uncirculated $ 1.000,-

1394 

1395 


1396 

1394 2 Markaa 1906 L. Bit 396, KM 7.2. Golden tone Choice brilliant uncirculated $ 100,- 

1395 2 Markaa 1907 L. Bit 397, KM 7.2. Once cleaned Uncirculated $ 100,- 

1396 50 Pennia 1907 L. Bit 402. KM 2.2. Uneven toning Uncirculated $ 100,- 

1397 25 Pennia 1897 L. Bit 409, KM 6.2. Crisp strike, handsomely toned. Prooflike or possible Proof 


1398 25 Pennia 1902 L. Bit 413, KM 6.2. Splendid soft iridescent hues 


1399 5 Pennia 1897. Bit 442, KM 15. Very minor obverse deposits. Uncirculated $ 100,- 

1400 LOT: group of 12 coins. 2 Markka 1906; 50 Pennia 1865; 25 Pennia: 1865 and 1875; 10 Pennia: 

1865 and 1867; 5 Pennia: 1865, 1866, 1867, 1872, 1873, 1875. Should be viewed. 


ex 1401 

1401 LOT: Collection of 94 coins of Finland. From 1917 till 1967. Including: 1000 Markkaa 1960 

KM (43); 500 Markkaa 1952H (KM) 35; 200 Markkaa 1957-1959 (3pcs); 100 Markkaa 1957 and 

1959; 50 Markkaa 1956 and 1961; 20 Markkaa 1939, 1957, 1961; Markkaa10 Markkaa 1929, 

1931, 1956, 1961, 1967 (KM 50); 5 Markkaa 1930, 1931, 1933, 1946 (3 pcs.), 1949, 1951, 1953, 

1957, 1959; 1 Markkaa 1921-1966 various dates (26 pcs.); 50 Pennia 1921-1963 various dates 

(10 pcs.); 25 Pennia 1921-45 various dates (6 pcs.); 20 Pennia 1963, 1965; 10 Pennia 1919-1966 

various dates (9 pcs.); 5 Pennia 1918 KM 21.2, 1919-1963 (7 pcs); 1 Penni 1923-1967 (5 pcs). 

(Lot of 94. Only one coin illustrated) Average very fine to uncirculated $ 500,- 

1402 1 Markkaa. Token. ND. Bronze. 25 mm. Wiipuri Suojelus Kunta – Protection Corps. Rare 

Somewhat crude as is typical extremely fine $ 100,- 

94 

1397 

1402 

1398 

1399

1403 

Merchant and Trade Tokens 

1404 

1403 Fuel Mine Token. 1 Basket. 1829. Bronze. 10.08 gm. Unknown Plant. Tal – unlisted. Spasskii 

7. Radiant sun, Í-Â.Ç. above denomination / radiant sun, Í-Â.Ç. above one line legend and 

date. Extremely fine $ 300,- 

95 

1405 

Ex Dmitry Markov Coins & Medals, The Russian Sale, Part II, New York, March 31, 1997, lot # 385 

1404 Fuel Mine Token. 1 Basket. Undated. (Ca. early 19th Century). Verchne-Tagilskiy Plant. 

7.61 gm. Tal 43A. Clipped Very fine $ 150,- 

Ex Dmitry Markov Coins & Medals, The Russian Sale, New York, September 11, 1996, lot # 235 

1405 Token. 25 Kopecks (1859-1861). Brass. 25 mm. Crimean Division of the General Russian 

Railroad Company. Denomination in wreath / French legends. Sp Fig 191.1. Choice 


1406 (set of 5) 

1406 Tokens. 5 Roubles (2 varieties), 50 Kopecks, 10 Kopecks, 5 Kopecks. All in brass. Moscow. 

Restaurant Metropole and Hotel Metropole. Six-sided, four-lobe and 8-sided rectangular 

shapes. (Set of 5) Very fine-extremely fine $ 500,-

1407 

1407 Token. 10 Kopecks. No date. White metal. 17 mm. Antonov G. I. Ã. È. Àíòîíîâú / 10 Êîï. 

Tunkel 26. Dark areas of shallow surface encrustation. Rare Extremely fine $ 100,- 

1408 Token. 25 Kopecks. No date. White metal. 22 mm. Constantinovskaya Artel. 

ÊÎÍÑÒÀÍÒÈÍÎÂÑÊÀß ÀÐÒÅËÜ / 25 Êîï. in ornamental border. Incuse letters 

punched at obverse edge. Tunkel 343. Rare Extremely fine $ 100,- 

1409 

1409 Token. 1 Rouble. No date. White metal. 31 mm. Nizhny Novgorod Hotel and Club. Arms 

of Nizny Novgorod, legend around: ÍÈÆÅÃÎÐÎÄÑÊIÉ ÑÎÅÄÈÍÅÍÍÛÉ ÊËÓÁÚ. 

Ornamented value “1”, “P” within circle. Tunkel 448. Rare and attractive type 


1410 

1410 Token. 25 Roubles, No date. Brass. 25 mm. “Simon”. “Simon” in Cyrillic letters and incuse 25 

on each side. Stamped “ÐÓÁ” on each side. Tunkel 688. Grainy surfaces. Rare 


1411 

1411 Token. 6 K(opeks). No date. Pearled edge. Bronze. 33 mm. Orel City Water Supply. Legend 

and value / Arms of Orel. Rare Extremely fine $ 250,- 

1412 Token. 6 K(opeks). No date. Zinc alloy? 34 mm. Uniface. Orel City Water Supply. Legend 

and denomination. Rare Extremely fine $ 100,- 

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1408 

1412

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