Russian period. Taurian mint. 1787 – 1788. ~ Museum of money of Feodosia

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RUSSIAN PERIOD WITH THE COINS MINTED AT THE REEQUIPPED KHAN’S PALACE,
THE SO-CALLED TAURIAN MINT. 1787 – 1788.

Coins

	Denomination: 2 kopeks Year: 1788 Material: Copper Description: Obverse: Image of St. George the Trophybearer slaying the dragon. TM. Reverse: A monogram made up by types 'I' standing for 'Imperatritsa' (Empress), 'E' (Ekaterina) and the Roman figure 'II' ('second') with the crown on top. Diameter – 32.00 mm. Weight – 19.00 g. Rim – incised. Mintage: 60 050. Taurian mint. Country or town: Feodosia
	Denomination: 5 kopeks Year: 1787 Material: Copper Description: Obverse: Coat-of-arms of Russian Empire – a double-headed eagle. TM. Reverse: A monogram made up by types 'I' ('Imperatritsa'), 'E' (Ekaterina) and the Roman figure 'II' ('second') with the crown on top. Diameter – 41.00 mm. Weight – 51.00 g. Rim – incised. Mintage: 460 000. Country or town: Feodosia
	Denomination: 20 kopeks Year: 1787 Material: White metal Description: (Copy). Obverse: The Tsarina of the Chersoneses Tauric. A monogram made up by types 'E' (Ekaterina) and the Roman figure 'II' ('second') with the crown on top. Reverse: Denomination designated by figured 5-dot framing along the edges. TM. Diameter – 28 mm. Weight – 7.02 g. Country or town: Feodosia

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