Coin of the Russian Empire
The legend of the 1866 kopeck is fragmentary. The obverse features the narrow monogram of Alexander II, topped by the
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The legend of the 1866 kopeck is fragmentary. The obverse features the narrow monogram of Alexander II, topped by the
Obverse: At the top is the Imperial Crown of the Russian Empire, below it the monogram (cypher) of Alexander II.
The coin is round with a square hole in the center. A raised rim surrounds the coin’s edge. A rim
The coin is round with a square hole in the center. A convex rim surrounds the coin’s edge. A rim
Coin of the Russian Empire, issued in 1866. Obverse: At the top is the Imperial Crown of the Russian Empire,
The edge of the coin has a convex rim. Around the central hole, there is also a rim. The obverse
The coin is round with a square hole in the center. A raised rim surrounds the coin’s edge. A rim
The coin is round with a square hole in the center. A convex rim, 3 mm thick, surrounds the edge
The coin is round with a square hole in the center. A raised rim surrounds the coin’s edge. A rim
The coin is circular in shape with a central square hole. It has a raised rim along the outer edge