Most valuable coins

28 Dec. 2015, 21:50

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Coin collectors are always interested in. In this article we will look at what today is the most valuable and rare coins.

the Most valuable coins of the USSR

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the Most expensive coins in the Union were test coins 1947, and was not in circulation, because the whole edition was melted down. Only narrowly survived a couple of coins. Their exact value is not known;
Test coins 1958 were in the same year scrapped. And preserved 1,2,3,5 rubles worth huge money;
Chervonets 1923 costs 80 thousand. rubles;
And trial copper coin from 1925 is worth 5 million rubles.

Other coins of the USSR can be viewed on the portal .

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the Constantine ruble

It's the rarest and most expensive coin in the world. It cost 100 thousand. dollars.

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penny

Appeared in 1535 and were released to 1719

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Nickel

5 cent coin Liberty Head "5" 1913, There are just 5 instances. American sold 1-n a Nickel for 4,15 million dollars at auction.

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the Most valuable coins of the Russian Federation

Course is released in 2008, commemorative coins of the denomination of 25,000 RS. and weighing 3 kg, made of pure gold. 50 coins in denomination of 50 thousand rubles was wydano the 150th anniversary of the Bank of Russia, but their real value is much higher.

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Square penny

Rare coin that has an unusual shape and weight. Now there are just 10 copies: square 23*23 mm weight 1,638 kg. and in 1726 It was released Ekaterinburg mint. At a Moscow auction this coin was purchased for 2 million rubles.

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20 USD

gold coin face value 20 roubles was introduced in 1755, immediately after the currency reform. Then rapped only 2 similar coins. One copy bought by a private collector at the London auction (for ? 1,550 million, net of fees), while the second is kept in the Hermitage.

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the Most valuable coins of modern times

Know the current money you can sell quite profitably. So, for example:

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50 cents issued in 2001, Moscow mint experts estimate 120 thousand rubles Officially this coin was not in circulation, but a couple of coins all the same got to the people;
1 and 2 rubles issued by Moscow mint in 2001 you can sell 2 times more expensive;
for 5 cents issued by the mint of St. Petersburg in 2002 and 2003 can be sold for 3,500 and 900 rubles, respectively.