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Russia, Nicholas II, 10 Roubles 1899

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SPL+: Extremely FineVery few signs of circulation: relief and lustre almost intact. Italian: splendida. The + indicates a slightly better grade.

Russia, Nicholas II, 10 Roubles 1899

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Gold 10 Roubles of the Russian Empire, struck in 1899 in the name of Tsar Nicholas II. Gold of 900‰ fineness, 8.60 g. Extremely Fine, slightly better (SPL+), with well-preserved relief.

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Piece details
Grade
SPL+, Extremely Fine
Class
Gold
Metal
Gold
Grade
SPL
Period
1861–1900
What the grading codes mean

SPL+: Extremely Fine. Very few signs of circulation: relief and lustre almost intact. Italian: splendida. The + indicates a slightly better grade.

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