1913 Romanov Rouble

Specifications
Denomination
1 rouble
Series
Romanov dynasty tercentenary
Years of issue
1913
Composition
90% Silver, 10% Copper
Weight
19.996 g
Diameter
34 mm
KM
Y-70
Mintage
1472000
Key mintages
1,472,000 (Heritage). Flat-relief variety commonly Bitkin 335; high-relief variety commonly Bitkin 336.
Melt value: $37.29silver $64.40/ozt, copper $0.44/ozt · prices as of Sep 16, 2026
1913 Romanov tercentenary rouble: jugate busts of Nicholas II and Michael I; reverse imperial eagle with 1613–1913 dates
cgb, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

300th anniversary of the Romanov dynasty · jugate busts of Nicholas II and Michael I · 1,472,000 struck.

History

  • Struck at St. Petersburg to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the Romanov dynasty, 1613–1913 (Heritage Auctions, accessed 2026-09-16).
  • Cataloged as KM Y-70 in silver (Heritage Auctions, accessed 2026-09-16).
  • Two varieties exist: the standard flat-relief issue (commonly Bitkin 335) and the scarcer high-relief variety (commonly Bitkin 336) (Heritage Auctions, accessed 2026-09-16).

Key dates and varieties

  • 1913 flat relief (Bitkin 335): the standard issue — mintage 1,472,000 (Heritage Auctions, accessed 2026-09-16).
  • 1913 high relief (Bitkin 336): scarcer variety of the same commemorative.

Specifications

  • composition
  • weight
  • diameter
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  • designers
  • mint

Collector notes

  • Edge inscription not verified from approved sources — left blank rather than guessed.
  • The photograph shows a flat-relief example (Bitkin 335 type).
  • COUNTERFEIT DIAGNOSTIC: no counterfeit die markers from an approved authority (PCGS, NGC, Heritage, Stack’s Bowers, Spink, or Krause) were located during research; professional certification is recommended.

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