1897 Russia Nicholas II Silver Rouble KM.59.1 - Extremely Fine 20 Nuevos Soles Paget Designer Reverse Emanuel Hahn Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1897 Russia Nicholas II Silver Rouble KM.59.1 - Extremely Fine 20 Nuevos Soles Paget Designer Reverse Emanuel Hahn Date:1831 Lg Let
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1897 Russia Nicholas II Silver Rouble KM.59.1 Extremely Fine 20 Nuevos Soles Paget Designer Reverse Emanuel Hahn Date:1831 Lg Let Paget Designer Reverse Emanuel Hahn Mintage 93 1968 Roosevelt Dime PQ Brilliant Uncirculated 1 Denomination Rouble Country Russia Government Empire Ruler Nicholas II Coinage Type Standard Coinage Mint St Petersburg Composition Silver Fineness 0

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