10/29/26 8:35 PM
Gold: $4,005.65
Silver: $51.81
Platinum: $1,484.98
Palladium: $1,000.16
G/S: 77.32
Pt/G: 0.37
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Lot Title: Russia - 1834 Monument rouble C-169 - NGC MS-62
Lot Number: 253
Description: Russia built a series of monuments to its successes against Napoleon, and later chose to honor these objects by featuring them on commemorative rubles. The 1834 1-ruble (Bit-894) issued under Nicholas I shows the Alexander Column in the center of Palace Square in St. Petersburg. The massive 155-foot monument was built between 1830 and 1834 to commemorate Russia's victory over Napoleon. It features an 83-foot red granite monolith weighing 600 tons, topped with an angel holding a cross. Only 15,000 examples of this coin were issued, and how many survived in this condition and with this much subtle color? (JS)
Estimate: $3,500-$3,700
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Russia - 1834 Monument rouble C-169 - NGC MS-62
Russia - 1834 Monument rouble C-169 - NGC MS-62
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