Russia_1836_1½_Ruble.jpg
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English:
Russia, 1½ Rouble (1836), period restrike, depicting on the obverse
Nicholas I
, and on the reverse:
Tsarina
Alexandra Feodorovna
in the center surrounded (clockwise from the top) by
Alexander II
as
Tsarevich
,
Maria
,
Olga
,
Nicholas
,
Michael
,
Konstantin
, and
Alexandra
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| Date | (coin), 2010 (image) |
| Source | National Numismatic Collection, National Museum of American History |
| Author | Russian Empire (coin), National Numismatic Collection (image) |
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