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Among the numismatic rarities of Tsarist Russia, the 1898 commemorative coin holds a special place. Its issue was dedicated to a significant event—the unveiling of the monument to Emperor Alexander II. This coin, minted in St. Petersburg, is not just a monetary token but a piece of history.

The study of edge inscriptions on silver rubles of the Russian Empire from the late 19th century reveals interesting nuances for collectors. In particular, coins from the reigns of Alexander III and Nicholas II have differences that allow for the identification of rare varieties. One of the key markers for identifying such varieties is the style of the numerals in the edge inscription.

The 1924 silver ruble is an iconic coin of the early Soviet period. This genuine currency is made of 900-fineness silver and weighs exactly 20 grams.

The core of the collection consists of coins from the reign of Nicholas II, forming what is known as a 'year set'. The condition of the specimens is not always of collector's quality, but they serve as a worthy starting point for a novice numismatist, allowing for the study of various mint years and coin types.