Polupoltinnik (25 Kopecks)
Polupoltinnik (Quarter Ruble) - Peter I
Tsardom of Russia · 1704
The obverse typically features the bust of Peter the Great, while the reverse (shown here) features a crowned double-headed eagle in a square frame with the date in Old Church Slavonic numerals.
- Country
- Tsardom of Russia
- Year
- 1704
- Denomination
- Polupoltinnik (25 Kopecks)
- Metal
- Silver (.729)
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Overview
The obverse typically features the bust of Peter the Great, while the reverse (shown here) features a crowned double-headed eagle in a square frame with the date in Old Church Slavonic numerals.
Historical significance
This coin represents the monetary reforms of Peter the Great, who modernized the Russian currency system to align with European standards, moving away from the primitive wire money of the past.
Estimated value
$500 - $3,000 depending on condition (Note: Many modern replicas exist; authentic pieces are rare).
Care & preservation
Store in a PVC-free archival holder. Avoid cleaning or polishing as it removes the original patina and significantly reduces numismatic value. Handle only by the edges using clean, cotton gloves.
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