Description
Russia 1904 gold 5 Roubles (SPB-AR), Nicholas II era scarce smaller mintage year. Nicely toned UNCIRCULATED specimen with original luster remaining. FREE SHIPPING WITHIN THE U.S. FOR THIS ITEM
This gold 5 Roubles specimen was struck at the St. Petersburg mint in 1904. The coin is about 4.3 grams, about 18.5 mm in diameter; “square rope” pattern with mint master’s initials AP on the rim. Scarce Uncirculated condition with original mint luster; a few typical bag marks are noted for accuracy.
A relatively smaller mintage year – 2 million were stuck in 1904 – which was actually a comparatively small number for Russia at the time. Add periodical mass meltings of gold coins of any kind during the two World Wars, the Russian Civil War, and a repressive Soviet regime, and it becomes apparent why the Imperial Russian coins are so hard to find in any condition these days. A number of the surviving specimens of any given year is probably less than 1/10 of their original mintages.
Not cleaned; these are the actual photos. This Russia 1904 gold 5 Roubles coin is guaranteed to be genuine or your money back. This issue is hard to find in better condition; don’t miss your chance to add it to your collection! I have a few more Imperial Russian coins, world coins, as well as medals, tokens, badges, and military decorations in this store available for immediate purchase; please take a look at similar listings within our Coins & Paper Money or militaria sections.
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