25 Kopeks 1830 СЛБ-НГ, St. Petersburg (KM159, Bitkin129) - Obv: Crowned double-headed imperial eagle / Rev: Crown above value within wreath - scratches - NGC XF45 (3937562-001)

Poltina (½ Rouble) 1845 CΠБ-KБ (KM167.1, Bitkin254) - Obv: Crowned double-headed imperial eagle / Rev: Crown above value and date within wreath - 10.30g. - VF

Rouble 1829 СПБ-НГ (KM161, Bitkin107) - Obv: Crowned double-headed imperial eagle / Rev: Crowned inscription in wreath - 20.25 g. - VF

Rouble 1829 СПБ-НГ (KM161, Bitkin107) - Obv: Crowned double-headed imperial eagle / Rev: Crowned inscription in wreath - cleaned, VF

Rouble 1831 CПБ-HГ - closed 2 reverse (KM161, Bitkin110) - Obv: Crowned double-headed imperial eagle / Rev: Crowned four-line inscription within wreath - 20.30 g. - VF

Rouble 1834-СПБ - Alexander I Monument in St. Petersburg (KM169, Bitkin894, Dav.285) - Obv: Bare head right / Rev: Monument - mintage 15.000 pcs., 20.48 g. - a highly collectible issue within the Russian Rouble series - nice patina on obv. - XF

Rouble 1839-HГ - Unveiling of the Memorial Chapel at Borodino Field (KM170, Bitkin895/R, Dav.288) - Obv: Bare head right / Rev: Monument - 20.67g. - minor edge nicks, XF/UNC, large portion ot the mintage was melted, one of the most popular commemoratives from Nicholas I's reign, rare coin

Rouble 1842 СПБ-AЧ (KM168.1, Bitkin195) - Obv: Crowned double-headed imperial eagle / Rev: Crown above value within wreath - 20.16 g. - cleaned, VF

Rouble 1854 СПБ-HI - Wreath of 7 links (KM168.1, Bitkin234) - Obv: Crowned double-headed imperial eagle / Rev: Crown above value and date - 20.60g. - XF/UNC

Rouble 1854 СПБ-HI - wreath of 7 links (KM168.1, Bitkin234) - Obv: Crowned double-headed imperial eagle / Rev: Crown above value and date - 20.78 g. - XF/UNC with Prooflike reflective surfaces

3 Roubles 1833-СПБ (KM177, Bitkin79, Fr.160) - Obv: Crowned double-headed imperial eagle / Rev: Value and date within beaded circle - Platinum - PCGS XF45 (45816371)

12 Roubles 1831-CПБ, St. Petersburg mint (KM179, Bitkin40, Uzd.368, Schlumb.61, Sev.604, Fr.158) - Obv: Under crown, crowned double headed imperial eagle, shield on breast, holding sceptre and orb / Rev: Legend '12 РУБΛЙ НА CЕРЕБРО 1831' within circle, legend '9 ЗОΛ 68 ДОΛ ЧИСТОЙ УРАΛЬСКОЙ РΛАТИНЫ' surrounds - Platinum 41.37 g. 35.80 mm, mintage only 1.463 pcs. - ex Bellmans auction 23.11.2023 lot 1704, large test marks on obv. and rev., XF with prooflike surfaces, well struck, with luster remaining. The largest of the platinum series, and a very rare, and popular issue. Platinum was discovered in the Ural mountains. Shortly thereafter (in 1828) Russia began to mint platinum coins. Production continued until 1845 when minting was stopped, and the coins re-called and melted

Jeton 1826 - Coronation Nicholas I in Moscow (Diakov446.9, Smir.414) - Obv: Crowned monogram / Rev: Crown over 3 line inscription - Silver 21.8 mm 4.44 gram - VF