Ivan the Terrible & Peter the Great Coin Pair
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Tsar & Emperor - Russia's Most Famous Leaders Pair

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Tsar & Emperor - Russia's Most Famous Leaders Pair

Step into the history of Imperial Russia with this exclusive two-coin collection featuring genuine silver wire money from two of its most iconic rulers.

Ivan IV “the Terrible”

Russia’s first Tsar, Ivan reshaped the nation with sweeping centralisation, the first standing army, and a legacy that still echoes through history.

Peter I “the Great”

A great reformer, Peter modernised Russia as its first Emperor with shipyards, newspapers, military victories, and the creation of Saint Petersburg, a city to rival Europe’s greatest.

What’s Included

Each coin was hand-struck from silver wire — a minting method used until the early 18th century. (Even the word ruble comes from rubit, “to cut”.)

  • 1 Denga from the time of Ivan the Terrible (1547–1584) - the first ever Tsar of Russia
  • 1 Kopek issued under Peter the Great (1682–1717) - Russia's very first Emperor

Your set arrives in a custom display case with a full informational certificate of authenticity. 

Due to the age of these coins — and the notoriety of the rulers behind them — only a very limited number of sets were sourced. Act quickly to secure yours.

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Order Ref 185/RNH9/0
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Price £95.00 (+ £3.99 p&p)

Specifications

  • Denomination: 1 Denga, 1 Kopek
  • Minted: Russian Tsardom
  • Issue years: 1547-1584, 1682-1717
  • Obverse: Horseman with saber, Rider (St. George)
  • Reverse: Title of Ivan, Title of Peter
  • Material: Silver
  • Diameter: ~ 8.5 mm, ~ 9.5 mm
  • Weight: ~ 0.3 g, ~ 0.4g

Numismatic pieces should be owned primarily for collector interest.
The Westminster Collection does not offer them as an investment and makes no guarantees in terms of future value.

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