This one-Ruble coin features Nicholas II on the obverse and the double-headed eagle of Imperial Russia on the reverse. "Nicholas II, Tsar and Emperor of Russia," in Russian, on each. When minted in late 1800s, a silver ruble would have fed a family for a week. Very Fine condition. 1" (31mm) diameter, .7 oz. (20 gm). In protective styrene capsule and gift boxed with certificate of authenticity.Also Available! Set of four Nicholas silver kopeck coins - 10, 15, 20 and 50 kopecks. Very Fine condition. In a handsome display folder with certificate of authenticity. Attention Collectors! Nicholas II 37.5-ruble, silver coin is a restrike of a Tsarist-era coin (and practically identical to the one-ruble coin above) #206381

Three Russian Space Proof Coins (Ruble)

These 400-year-old silver relics, depicting the Madonna and Child, were struck by hand (using a mill and screw) in what is now Hungary. One of the most revered coins during Europe's Renaissance, these depict the Virgin Mary and Baby Jesus on the obverse with the strike date (mid to late 1500s) on the reverse. A rare find, whether you're a museum curator or collector of rare coins or religious artifacts. These make lovely charms/earrings, too! Extremely Fine (XF) condition. Each in a styrene capsule in a velvet gift box with certificate of authenticity.

This 25-ruble proof coin, containing 3.11 grams of .999 pure gold, features a ballerina in arabesque on the obverse and the Russian double-headed eagle on the reverse. Only 18,500 were minted and our numismatic contacts tell us they're exceedingly rare. We have a few, each in a protective styrene capsule and displayed in a satin-lined, velvet gift box with certificate of authenticity. 5/8"/15mm diameter.

Set of Samurai Silver Coins of Japan's Shogun Era

What can be done with money that is no longer in use? The answer seems to be the same everywhere: Peru, China and Russia. Let women have them. Made into a pair of small simple earrings, these five Kopeck Soviet penny earrings might serve longer than they did when they were money. Nice piece of jewelry, a souvenir from a collapsed empire, and a conversation piece all in one

This playful Panda coin is legal currency in China, but you'll want to keep this Brilliant Uncirculated condition specimen safe and shiny in your collection. It's .999 Pure Gold over 3/4" inches in diameter and 1/4 oz. in weight! It features a full figure of the rare Giant Panda, the beloved symbol of China and the international symbol for the protection of endangered species. 1541

1/2 Ounce .999 Fine Silver Panda Coin
.999 Fine Silver Unicorn Proof Coin From China