Often we think of gold, silver, and bronze as being metals that are used in coinage, but Russia's 1828 experiment with the introduction of platinum was the only time a country tried to do it – and it wasn't necessarily successful. However, we did get an extremely interesting story and historical happening out of it, and that's what I'm here to talk about today! Maybe it's a neat collecting objective to add to your collection (the 3 Rouble being attainable for some collectors, the 6 and 12 much tougher), or just a cool story to know about, but I'm super excited to walk you through it today.
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If I ever go to russia I know some coins to look for
Haha definitely! Could be tough to find though!
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Thanks for the visit!
Very informative vid about a widely unknown chapter of numismatic history. Thanks for sharing, Christian ! Greets from GER, U.
Thanks, Uwe! I appreciate it – was a fun story to cover.
Super cool! Had no clue there was circulated platinum coins ever