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Coins and medals
Russia
Grivennik 1723. Copper.
5 Kopecks 1714. Silver.
1 Kopeck 1718. Silver.
1 Altyn 1704. Silver.
Poltina 1718. Silver.
Polupoltina 1705. Silver.
1 Kopeck 1715. Copper.
Chervonets 1711. Gold.
Denga 1702. Copper.
Polushka 1721. Copper.
Rouble 1725. Silver.
2 Roubles 1720. Gold.
Kopecks. Silver.
Polushka 1707. Copper.
Poltina 1704. Silver.
Medallists Solomon Gouin and Gottfried Haupt. Medal awarded to soldiers for the Battle of Poltava. 1709. Silver.
Medallist Anton Vasyutinskiy.The medal commemorating 200th anniversary of the Battle of Poltava. 1909. Bronze.
The medal commemorating the capture of the Swedish army near Perevolochna on June 30, 1709. Copper.
Medallists Karl Leberecht and Karl Meisner. The medal struck for unveiling of the monument commemorating the Batlle of Poltava in Poltava. 1809. Bronze.
Medallions struck by state-owned and private works in 1909 for the celebration of 200th anniversary of the Battle of Poltava. 1909. Nonferrous metals
Medallist Philipp Müller. The medal commemorating the Russian victory in the Battle of Lesnaya September 28, 1708. 1713. Gold.
Medallist Georg Hautsch. The medal commemorating the Russian victory in the Battle of Poltava. 1709. Silver.
Medallist Peter Berg(?). The medal commemorating the Russian victory in the Battle of Poltava. 1709. Silver.
Medallist Philipp Müller. The medal commemorating the Russian victory in the Battle of Poltava. 1709. Silver.
Medallists Samoila Udin and Benjamin Scott. The medal commemorating the Russian victory in the Battle of Poltava. Bronze.
Unknown medallist. The medal commemorating the Russian victory in the Battle of Poltava June 27, 1709. 18th century. Gold.
Medallist Anton Vasutinskiy. The medal struck for the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Poltava. 1909. Bronze.
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Sweden
2 marks 1701. Silver.
1 mark 1715. Silver.
4 marks 1698. Silver.
5 ore 1705. Silver.
1 ore 1715. Silver.
1 ore 1701. Silver.
1/6 ore 1708. Copper.
4 ore 1716. Silver.
1/192 thaler 1706. Silver.
1 daler 1716. Copper.
1 dukat 1718. Gold.
1 daler 1718. Copper.
Medallist Philipp Müller. The medal commemorating the Swedish victory in the Battle of Narva. 1700. Silver.
Unknown medallist. The medal commemorating the Swedish victory in the Battle of Narva. 1700. Silver.
Medallist Arvid Karlsten. The medal commemorating the Swedish victory in the Battle of Narva. 1700. Tin.
Medallist Karl Hartmann. The medal commemorating the Swedish victories gained in 1701 in Saxony. Silver.
Medallist Philipp Müller. The medal commemorating the Treaty of Altranstadt of September 13, 1706. Silver.
Medallist V.Westmann. The medal «In honour of Charles XII, the Glory of Sweden». 1708. Copper.
Medallist Arvid Karlsten. The medal commemorating the Swedish victory over Russian/Polish/Saxon army in the Battle of Fraushtadt on February 2, 1706. Silver.
Medallist Georg Hautsch. The medal commemorating the Swedish victories gained from 1700 until 1706. 1706. Silver.
Medallist Johann Hedlinger. The medal commemorating the death of Charles XII on November 30, 1718 near the fortress of Fredriksten. Silver.
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Poland/Saxony
1/12 thaler 1694. Silver.
1 thaler 1702. Silver.
1/12 thaler 1702. Silver.
1/24 thaler 1693. Silver.
1/24 thaler 1694. Silver.
2/3 thaler 1691. Silver.
1 dukat. 1711. Gold.
1 thaler 1711. Silver.
1 thaler 1639. Silver.
6 groshes 1706. Silver.
The medal commemorating Augustus II's coronation on September 15, 1697. Silver.
Medallist Philipp Müller. The medal commemorating the Treaty of Altranstadt signed on September 13, 1706. Silver.
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Denmark
1 gulden. Early 18th century. Silver.
1/2 kurantdukat 1715. Gold.
1 krone 1702. Silver.
4 marks 1711. Silver.
4 marks 1726. Silver.
8 skillings 1704. Silver.
4 marks 1711. Silver.
1 krone 1700. Silver.
8 skillings 1728. Silver.
1 kurantdukat 1716. Gold.
3 krones 1699. Silver.
16 skillings 1714. Silver.
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History
Poltava
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Grivennik 1723. Copper.)
5 Kopecks 1714. Silver.
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1 Kopeck 1718. Silver.
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1 Altyn 1704. Silver.
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Poltina 1718. Silver.
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Polupoltina 1705. Silver.
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1 Kopeck 1715. Copper.
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Chervonets 1711. Gold.
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Denga 1702. Copper.
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Polushka 1721. Copper.
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Rouble 1725. Silver.
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2 Roubles 1720. Gold.
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Kopecks. Silver.
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Polushka 1707. Copper.
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Poltina 1704. Silver.
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Medallists Solomon Gouin and Gottfried Haupt. Medal awarded to soldiers for the Battle of Poltava. 1709. Silver.
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Medallist Anton Vasyutinskiy.The medal commemorating 200th anniversary of the Battle of Poltava. 1909. Bronze.
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The medal commemorating the capture of the Swedish army near Perevolochna on June 30, 1709. Copper.
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Medallists Karl Leberecht and Karl Meisner. The medal struck for unveiling of the monument commemorating the Batlle of Poltava in Poltava.
1809. Bronze.
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Medallions struck by state-owned and private works in 1909 for the celebration of 200th anniversary of the Battle of Poltava. 1909. Nonferrous metals
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Medallist Philipp Müller. The medal commemorating the Russian victory in the Battle of Lesnaya September 28, 1708. 1713. Gold.
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Medallist Georg Hautsch. The medal commemorating the Russian victory in the Battle of Poltava. 1709. Silver.
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Medallist Peter Berg(?). The medal commemorating the Russian victory in the Battle of Poltava. 1709. Silver.
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Medallist Philipp Müller. The medal commemorating the Russian victory in the Battle of Poltava. 1709. Silver.
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Medallists Samoila Udin and Benjamin Scott. The medal commemorating the Russian victory in the Battle of Poltava. Bronze.
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Unknown medallist. The medal commemorating the Russian victory in the Battle of Poltava June 27, 1709. 18th century. Gold.
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Medallist Anton Vasutinskiy. The medal struck for the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Poltava. 1909. Bronze.
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2 marks 1701. Silver.
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1 mark 1715. Silver.
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4 marks 1698. Silver.
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5 ore 1705. Silver.
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1 ore 1715. Silver.
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1 ore 1701. Silver.
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1/6 ore 1708. Copper.
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4 ore 1716. Silver.
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1/192 thaler 1706. Silver.
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1 daler 1716. Copper.
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1 dukat 1718. Gold.
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1 daler 1718. Copper.
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Medallist Philipp Müller. The medal commemorating the Swedish victory in the Battle of Narva. 1700. Silver.
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Unknown medallist. The medal commemorating the Swedish victory in the Battle of Narva. 1700. Silver.
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Medallist Arvid Karlsten. The medal commemorating the Swedish victory in the Battle of Narva. 1700. Tin.
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Medallist Karl Hartmann. The medal commemorating the Swedish victories gained in 1701 in Saxony. Silver.
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Medallist Philipp Müller. The medal commemorating the Treaty of Altranstadt of September 13, 1706. Silver.
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Medallist V.Westmann. The medal «In honour of Charles XII, the Glory of Sweden». 1708. Copper.
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Medallist Arvid Karlsten. The medal commemorating the Swedish victory over Russian/Polish/Saxon army in the Battle of Fraushtadt on February 2, 1706. Silver.
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Medallist Georg Hautsch. The medal commemorating the Swedish victories gained from 1700 until 1706. 1706. Silver.
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Medallist Johann Hedlinger. The medal commemorating the death of Charles XII on November 30, 1718 near the fortress of Fredriksten. Silver.
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1/12 thaler 1694. Silver.
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1 thaler 1702. Silver.
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1/12 thaler 1702. Silver.
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1/24 thaler 1693. Silver.
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1/24 thaler 1694. Silver.
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2/3 thaler 1691. Silver.
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1 dukat. 1711. Gold.
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1 thaler 1711. Silver.
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1 thaler 1639. Silver.
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6 groshes 1706. Silver.
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The medal commemorating Augustus II's coronation on September 15, 1697. Silver.
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Medallist Philipp Müller. The medal commemorating the Treaty of Altranstadt signed on September 13, 1706. Silver.
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1 gulden. Early 18th century. Silver.
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1/2 kurantdukat 1715. Gold.
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1 krone 1702. Silver.
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4 marks 1711. Silver.
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4 marks 1726. Silver.
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8 skillings 1704. Silver.
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4 marks 1711. Silver.
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1 krone 1700. Silver.
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8 skillings 1728. Silver.
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1 kurantdukat 1716. Gold.
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3 krones 1699. Silver.
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16 skillings 1714. Silver.