Russia. Catherine II. 1 Rouble 1770 СПБ-ЯЧ (No reserve price)





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A Russian silver rouble minted in Saint Petersburg in 1770 during the reign of Catherine II.
Description from the seller
RUSSIA – CATHERINE II
1 RUBLE 1770 SPB-YaCh – SAINT-PETERSBURG – ARGENT
Important Russian Imperial rouble struck in 1770 under the reign of Catherine II.
Sovereign: Catherine II (1762-1796)
Value: 1 Rouble
Date: 1770
Workshop: Saint-Petersburg – СПБ
Assayer: YaCh
Metal: silver
Weight: 23.38 g
Diameter: 38 mm
References: Bitkin 209 – KM 67a.2
Obverse:
Crowned draped bust of Catherine II to the right, surrounded by the imperial titulature.
Reverse:
Imperial double-headed eagle crowned, bearing the insignia of power, with the year 1770.
Beautiful authentic example of 18th-century Russian coinage, exhibiting an antique patina and regular wear corresponding to its circulation.
The main reliefs remain clearly legible, notably the crowns, the eagle’s wings, and the titulature.
Presence of fine marks and light scratches visible in accordance with the photographs.
Coin sold exactly as photographed.
High-definition photographs are an integral part of the description.
Auction with no reserve.
Seller's Story
RUSSIA – CATHERINE II
1 RUBLE 1770 SPB-YaCh – SAINT-PETERSBURG – ARGENT
Important Russian Imperial rouble struck in 1770 under the reign of Catherine II.
Sovereign: Catherine II (1762-1796)
Value: 1 Rouble
Date: 1770
Workshop: Saint-Petersburg – СПБ
Assayer: YaCh
Metal: silver
Weight: 23.38 g
Diameter: 38 mm
References: Bitkin 209 – KM 67a.2
Obverse:
Crowned draped bust of Catherine II to the right, surrounded by the imperial titulature.
Reverse:
Imperial double-headed eagle crowned, bearing the insignia of power, with the year 1770.
Beautiful authentic example of 18th-century Russian coinage, exhibiting an antique patina and regular wear corresponding to its circulation.
The main reliefs remain clearly legible, notably the crowns, the eagle’s wings, and the titulature.
Presence of fine marks and light scratches visible in accordance with the photographs.
Coin sold exactly as photographed.
High-definition photographs are an integral part of the description.
Auction with no reserve.

