Russian Gold Coins

Early Russian gold coins consisted of gold Kopeks, Ducats, Poltinas, and Novodels. The currency of choice now however has been the Rouble and makes for a great addition to your gold coin collection. Acquiring Russian gold coins can be a fascinating and enjoyable hobby as well as an excellent investment for the future.


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Russian Gold Coins that were issued in the earlier days of the country were referred to as gold kopeks, ducats and novodels. It is on the more recent generations when the Russians called their gold coins as Roubles. The highest denomination of the gold coin is 150 Roubles, It has a diameter of 29.5 millimeters, a weight of 17.28 grams, a fineness of 0.900, and a gold content of 0.5000 troy ounce.

Just like other countries with monarchs, leaders and important characters that helped shape their culture, Russian Gold Coins highlighted the reign of Nikolai Alexandrovich Romanov; otherwise known to many as Nicholas II. Some Roubles carried the 2-headed eagle emblem of the Bank of Russia.

These Russian Gold Coins are among the bestsellers and the hard-to-find items for gold coin collectors. For a couple of years now, the Russian Empire has advised the general public that due to the intrinsic gold content of the coins, who ever has possession of them are to treated with royalty. They are not issuing coins with such quality since there are more and more copper coins circulating around Russia today.