Russia 1/4 Kopek 1868 EM

The Russia 1/4 Kopek 1868 EM is a historical item from Russia. It is a copper coin that weighs approximately 0.81 grams. The coin bears the inscription "Bit# 443, Conros# 243/4, N# 69138." It is in Almost Uncirculated (AUNC) condition, which means it has minimal signs of wear and retains its original luster. During the 19th century, the Russian Empire issued various denominations of coins, including the Kopek, which was the smallest unit of currency at that time. The 1/4 Kopek denomination was commonly used for small transactions in everyday life. The 1868 EM refers to the year and mintmark of the coin. EM stands for Ekaterinburg Mint, which was one of the main mints in Russia during that period. The mintmarks help identify the specific mint location where the coin was produced. This particular coin holds historical significance as it represents a time when Russia was ruled by Emperor Alexander II. It was a period of significant political and social changes, including the abolition of serfdom in 1861. The Russia 1/4 Kopek 1868 EM coin is not only a tangible piece of Russian history but also a collector's item that holds value in numismatics. Its well-preserved condition and unique design make it a fascinating artifact for enthusiasts and collectors alike.

N° 1365 | Russia 1/4 Kopek 1868 EM

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