Live auction - fwo_427912 - POLAND - KINGDOM OF POLAND - NICHOLAS I 3/4 Roubles - 5 Zlotych 1836 Varsovie

POLAND - KINGDOM OF POLAND - NICHOLAS I 3/4 Roubles - 5 Zlotych 1836 Varsovie AU

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Estimate :	400 €
Price :	280 €
Maximum bid :	280 €
End of the sale :	13 June 2017 18:48:32
bidders :	5 bidders

Type : 3/4 Roubles - 5 Zlotych

Date: 1836

Mint name / Town : Varsovie

Quantity minted : 1196026

Metal : silver

Millesimal fineness : 868 ‰

Diameter : 33 mm

Orientation dies : 12 h.

Weight : 15,58 g.

Edge : tranche inscrite en creux

Rarity : R1

Coments on the condition:

La monnaie a été nettoyée

Catalogue references :

KM.19/133 - SEM.472

Obverse

Obverse legend : (LÉGENDE CYRILLIQUE) / M - W.

Obverse description : Aigle bicéphale couronnée aux armes de la Russie dans un cercle perlé.

Obverse translation : (Argent pur 6 zoltniks 31 1/2 dolas).

Reverse

Reverse legend : (LÉGENDE CYRILLIQUE) 1836.

Reverse description : Dans une couronne composite.

Reverse translation : (3/4 rouble 5 zlotych / 1836).

Commentary

Ce type est fabriqué entre 1833 et 1841. Suivant les ouvrages, il est considéré comme un monnayage polonais ou russe car il est écrit en russe mais la dénomination de 10 zlotych est polonaise. Le zloty vaut 15 kopecks. Dans cette série il existe un monnayage complet avec sept coupures, six en argent et une en or : zloty/15 kopecks, 40 groszy/20 kopecks, 50 groszy/25 kopecks, 2 zlote/30 kopecks, 5 zlotych/ 3/4 rouble, 10 zlotych/ 1 1/2 roubles, 20 zlotych/3 roubles.
This type was produced between 1833 and 1841. Depending on the works, it is considered a Polish or Russian coinage because it is written in Russian but the denomination of 10 zlotych is Polish. The zloty is worth 15 kopecks. In this series there is a complete coinage with seven denominations, six in silver and one in gold: zloty/15 kopecks, 40 groszy/20 kopecks, 50 groszy/25 kopecks, 2 zlote/30 kopecks, 5 zlotych/3/4 ruble, 10 zlotych/1 1/2 rubles, 20 zlotych/3 rubles