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5 Rubles Russian Nikolai II

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If you are interested in possessing a timeless luxurious remnant of Russian history, then you should certainly ... read more
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1650,00 zł
1362,00 zł 17.45%
Delivery to Parcel Terminal by Orlen Paczka – 19,00 zł
Pocztex pick-up point - 19,00 zł
Pocztex courier- 19,00 zł
Self pick-up from Tavex office - FREE
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Introduction

If you are interested in possessing a timeless luxurious remnant of Russian history, then you should certainly take notice of Russian Nikolai II 5 ruble gold coins. Embodying more than 300 years of Russian history, these Russian 5 ruble gold coins encapsulate the most significant economic, political and social changes in one of the largest empires ever to exist in human history. They are the remains of a fascinating past, portraying one of world’s most powerful ruling dynasties. The history that is contained in these coins is simply staggering. Minted predominately in the Saint Petersburg Mint from 1897 to 1911, Russian 5 rubles are among Russia’s most popular gold coins and as such will make a great addition to any investment portfolio or coin collection.

Why Buy

  • Nikolai II 5 rubles are famous Russian gold coins. Russia’s most recognised historical gold coins represent an epoch of one of the world’s most powerful imperial dynasties, the Russian House of Romanov.
  • 5 ruble coins are both a gold and numismatic investment. As a buyer of these coins, you are not only gaining the value of the gold contained in these coins but also the numismatic value which is embedded within.
  • Russian 5 rubles are scarce. Although millions of these coins were minted from 1897 to 1911 most of them have been melted down or have gone missing. Because of their relative scarcity they are very popular with collectors and are also eagerly sought by investors.
  • Nikolai II 5 rubles are well suited for coin collections. The mint masters did an exceptional job in crafting these beautiful coins, where astounding attention was given to detail. Gold ruble coins with their broad history and artistic design are a good choice for any serious coin collector.
  • 5 ruble gold coins command a premium. The historical value and scarcity of gold rubles will yield a decent premium on their intrinsic value if you ever decide to sell them.

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  • Product value (1pc)
    1650,00 zł
  • Buyback price
    1362,00 zł
  • Your risk now
    288,00 zł

Fact: gold price in PLN has risen 123.59% in the last 8 years. The lowest price was 4317,13 PLN/oz and the highest 11332,40 PLN/oz. Current world market price is 10812,10 PLN/oz

History

Nikolai II depicted on the 5 ruble gold coin

The observe of the coins depicts Nikolai II, Emperor and Autocrat of All Russia, Grand Prince of Finland and King of Poland from 1896 to 1917. He was the last monarch from the imperial dynasty, the House of Romanov, to wield exclusive power in the Russian Empire. The epoch of the Romanovs, one of the most powerful and longest ruling royal families in the history of the world, came to a sudden end when Nikolai II and his family were savagely murdered by the revolutionary Bolsheviks in 1918. The Romanov bloodline had until this date ruled Russia and all its territory for over 300 years. The influence, wealth and power accumulated and captured during this time were immense. At the peak of the Romanov dynasty in 1866, the Russian Empire covered an area of 22.8 million km2 or 15% of the world land area, stretching from Eastern Europe to Alaska.

 

The Gold Ruble and Russia’s Industrial Revolution

The Romanov dynasty which began in 1616 and lasted until 1917 saw Russia go through significant structural changes. The more noteworthy ones were the emancipation of serfs, the building of the railway system and the introduction of the gold ruble standard. The introduction of the gold ruble standard in 1897 had an immediate positive impact on the Russian economy: foreign investors attracted by the new stable gold ruble invested huge amounts of capital in heavy industries in cities like St Petersburg and Moscow. The new railway system ensured a more efficient means of transporting raw materials from the more remote resource rich areas of the country to the industrial centres throughout Russia, and finally the emancipation of serfs meant that a new mobile workforce became readily available for Russia’s expanding heavy industries. By 1900, Russia was a commodity producing powerhouse, and its rapid development during this time is dubbed by Russian economic historians as “the great spurt”.

Unfortunately, golden eras tend not to last forever, and in this case the onset of WWI made Russia abandon its gold ruble standard. The change to a fiat monetary system paved the way for the printing of unlimited paper money which, coupled with Lenin’s war communism, created a prolonged economic depression where hyperinflation and other poorly directed government policies destroyed much of the once booming industrial sector. Fortunate were those that held on to their gold rubles, as they were spared many of the misfortunes that occurred during this period.

Product weight in grams
4.29918
Gold weight in grams
3.86927
Fineness
900
Gold weight in troy ounces
0.1244
Diameter
18.4
Thickness
-
Face value description
5 ruble
Manufacturer
Russia

Obverse

The obverse depicts the effigy of Emperor Nikolai II. Also visible is an inscription in Cyrillic “НИКОЛАЙ II ИМПЕРАТОРЪ И САМОДЕРЖЕЦЬ ВСЕРОСС”, which translates as “Czar Nicholas II Emperor and Autocrat of All Russia” 

Reverse

The reverse shows the Coat of Arms of the Russian Empire as a double-headed eagle holding a sceptre  and  an  orb  in  its  talons.  The  eagle's  chest  is surrounded  by  the  chain  of  Andrei Pervozvanny's order that contains a shield decorated with the image of St. George slaying the dragon.  The  crowns  pictured above  the  eagle  are  adorned with  ribbons.  Represented  on  the eagle’s wings are eight coats of arms, one for every kingdom that was part of Russia during that epoch: Poland, Tauric Chersonese, Georgia, Siberia and the Kazan Kingdoms, the Principalities of Kiev and Finland, and Novgorod. The face value of the coin and its year of issue are also inscribed below the emblem.

Packaging

Each coin is individually packaged in a hard plastic capsule if desired.

DELIVERY

When placing an order through our online shop, you can choose to have the products delivered to the indicated address or to collect them in person at one of our offices in Poland.

1. Delivery: after we have received your payment, the products will be dispatched within 24-48 hours. Delivery time is within 1 to 3 working days.

2. Self pick-up: you are welcome to come and collect your products at one of our offices the same day we notify you that we have received your payment. You need to bring a valid ID to collect the products.

INSURANCE

The package is insured and in the extremely unlikely case that the package is lost or damaged, Tavex Sp. z o.o. will re-ship the items or refund your money. The insurance only applies whilst the products are in transit and ceases to be valid once the shipping carrier obtains the recipient’s signature.

PACKAGING

The products are encased in protective wrapping and placed in a discreet, unbranded padded package.

SHIPMENT TRACKING

Once the products have been packaged, the tracking number is sent to your email address. On the Pocztex website, you use tracking tool together with the tracking number you received and follow the shipping process of your order.

DELAYS

Should a delivery delay occur or if the ordered product is out of stock, Tavex will contact you by email to give you details about the delivery.

SHIPPING PRICES

The shipping charges within Poland:

  • Pocztex POINT (Żabka, Automat, and others) – PLN 19.00;
  • Pocztex COURIER – PLN 19.00;
  • Delivery to Parcel Terminal by Orlen Paczka – PLN 19.00;
  • Priority registered letter – PLN 9.00;
  • Fedex – price according to the FedEx website;
  • Individual CHL transport – PLN 599.00.

The availability of a specific shipping method for a particular order depends on the contents of the shopping cart, i.e., the type of products ordered and their value.

The option of personal pickup of products at the selected branch is free of charge.

Expected shipping cost

Tavex offers easy and secure shipping for all online orders. Take a look at the expenses.

DELIVERY

When placing an order through our online shop, you can choose to have the products delivered to the indicated address or to collect them in person at one of our offices in Poland.

1. Delivery: after we have received your payment, the products will be dispatched within 24-48 hours. Delivery time is within 1 to 3 working days.

2. Self pick-up: you are welcome to come and collect your products at one of our offices the same day we notify you that we have received your payment. You need to bring a valid ID to collect the products.

INSURANCE

The package is insured and in the extremely unlikely case that the package is lost or damaged, Tavex Sp. z o.o. will re-ship the items or refund your money. The insurance only applies whilst the products are in transit and ceases to be valid once the shipping carrier obtains the recipient’s signature.

PACKAGING

The products are encased in protective wrapping and placed in a discreet, unbranded padded package.

SHIPMENT TRACKING

Once the products have been packaged, the tracking number is sent to your email address. On the Pocztex and InPost websites, you use tracking tool together with the tracking number you received and follow the shipping process of your order.

DELAYS

Should a delivery delay occur or if the ordered product is out of stock, Tavex will contact you by email to give you details about the delivery.

SHIPPING PRICES

The shipping charges within Poland:

  • Pocztex POINT (Żabka, Automat, and others) – PLN 19.00;
  • Pocztex COURIER – PLN 19.00;
  • InPost COURIER – PLN 19.00;
  • InPost PARCEL LOCKER – PLN 14.00;
  • Priority registered letter – PLN 9.00;
  • Fedex – price according to the FedEx website;
  • Individual CHL transport – PLN 299.00.

The availability of a specific shipping method for a particular order depends on the contents of the shopping cart, i.e., the type of products ordered and their value.

The option of personal pickup of products at the selected branch is free of charge.

Item in Stock

This item is in stock and ships right after payment is made and is ready for self-pickup.

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