Russia Tver Denga Ivan Mihaylovich 1412 - 1425 (ND)

The item you mentioned is a Russian coin called the Russia Tver Denga, specifically belonging to the reign of Prince Ivan Mihaylovich between the years 1412 and 1425. This particular coin is undated (ND) and is known for its rarity. The coin is made of silver and weighs 0.53 grams. It features a unique design on both sides. On the obverse side, there is a depiction of an animal facing right within a circular legend that reads "ПЕYАТЬ КНЯZЯ ВЕЛИКО..." (translates to "FIVE KNIAZ"). On the reverse side, there is an image of a warrior holding a spear and shield within a circular legend that reads "ИВАNА МИХАИЛОВИYA" (translates to "IVAN MIHAILOVICH"). This coin is classified as GP# 7005 and has a rarity rating of R-4, indicating its scarcity. In terms of condition, it is described as XF, which stands for Extremely Fine, suggesting that it is in a well-preserved state. Historically, Tver was an important principality in medieval Russia. During the reign of Ivan Mihaylovich, Tver experienced both internal conflicts and external threats from neighboring powers. This coin serves as a testament to the economic and political significance of Tver during that era. Overall, the Russia Tver Denga coin from the years 1412 to 1425 is a highly sought-after numismatic item due to its rarity, unique design, and connection to the historical period of Prince Ivan Mihaylovich's rule in Tver.

N° 1280 | Russia Tver Denga Ivan Mihaylovich 1412 - 1425 (ND)

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