Rare Russia – Peter I Silver Kopeck (1711)

Description

Own a remarkable piece of Russian history with this 1711 Silver Kopeck minted under Tsar Peter I (Peter the Great) during the Russian Empire (1547–1917). Struck at the Kadashevsky Mint in Moscow, this small yet powerful coin reflects the artistry and authority of Peter’s transformative reign.

• Obverse: Horseman with a spear (depicting the Tsar) galloping right, with date 1711 in Cyrillic beneath.

• Reverse: Bold Cyrillic legend proclaiming “Tsar Pyotr Alexeyevich, Autocrat of All Russia.”

• Specifications: Silver, 0.28 g, approx. 10.5 mm, hammered-wire technique.

✨ Why Collect:

• Represents Russia’s early 18th-century monetary reforms and Peter the Great’s modernization drive.

• Hammered-wire coins of this era are highly sought after and rarely found in such condition.

• A perfect historical centerpiece for advanced world coin collections.

This rare silver kopeck captures the spirit of Peter the Great’s Russia—an authentic treasure for any numismatic enthusiast.