Denga - Ivan IV Moscow

Features

Issuer	Russia › Russian Empire (1547-1917)
Grand Prince	Ivan IV (1533-1547)
Type	Standard circulation coins
Years	1535-1547
Value	1 Denga (1 Деньга) (0.005)
Currency	Rouble (1533-1717)
Composition	Silver
Weight	0.34 g
Shape	Round (irregular)
Technique	Hammered (wire)
Orientation	Variable alignment ↺
Demonetized	Yes
Number	N# 303718
References	KG# 29 Vladimir Nikolaevich Kleshchinov, Igor Valerievitch Grishin; 2007. Каталог русских средневековых монет: с правления Ивана IV Васильевича до шведской оккупации Новгорода (1533-1617 гг.) = Catalogue of Medieval Coins of Russia. Lenand, Moscow, Russian Federation. , GKH# 44 Igor Valerievitch Grishin, Vladimir Nikolaevich Kleshchinov, Alexander Vladimirovich Khramenkov; 2015. Каталог русских средневековых монет с правления Ивана IV до правления Петра I (1533-1717) = Catalogue of Russian Medieval Coins From the Reign of Tsar Ivan IV to the Reign of Tsar Peter I (1533-1717). Leopart, Moscow, Russian Federation. , GKH2# 50 Igor Valerievitch Grishin, Vladimir Nikolaevich Kleshchinov, Alexander Vladimirovich Khramenkov; 2021. Каталог русских монет от Ивана Грозного до Петра Великого = Catalogue of Russian Coins From the Reign Ivan the Terrible to the Reign of Peter the Great (2^nd Edition). Leopart, Moscow, Russian Federation.

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Obverse

Horseman brandishing sabre on galloping horse, right

Reverse

Below the tilde a three-line Cyrillic inscription.
Legend «КНЯЗЬ ВЕЛИКИЙ ИВАН».

Script: Cyrillic

Lettering:
КНSЬ
ВЕЛIКI
IВАН

Translation: Grand Duke Ivan

Edge

(fr) Tranche irrégulière caractéristique des monnaies de fil (« wire money »).

Mint

Moscow Mint (Московский монетный двор), Russian Federation (?-date)

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Date					VG	F	VF	XF	AU	UNC
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ND (1535-1547)

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