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1 Poltinnik

Issuer Soviet Union
Year 1924-1927
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Weight 10 g
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Obverse lettering ПРОЛЕТАРИИ ВСЕХ СТРАН, СОЕДИНЯЙТЕСЬ! СССР ОДИН ПОЛТИННИК
(Translation: Workers of all countries, unite! USSR One Poltinnik)
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Mintage 1924 АГ - Y#89.1; edge `ЧИСТОГО СЕРЕБРА 2 ЗОЛОТНИКА 10,5 ДОЛЕЙ (А•Г)` -
1924 ВС - Y#89.1; edge `ЧИСТОГО СЕРЕБРА 2 ЗОЛОТНИКА 10,5 ДОЛЕЙ (В•С)` -
1924 ПЛ - Y#89.1; edge `ЧИСТОГО СЕРЕБРА 2 ЗОЛОТНИКА 10,5 ДОЛЕЙ (П•Л)` -
1924 ПЛ - Y#89.1; edge `ЧИСТОГО СЕРЕБРА 9 ГРАММ (2 З 10,5 Д) П•Л` - 26,559,000
1924 ПЛ - Y#89.1; Proof -
1924 ПЛ - Y#89.2; edge `ЧИСТОГО СЕРЕБРА 9 ГРАММ (П•Л)` -
1924 ТР - Y#89.1; edge `ЧИСТОГО СЕРЕБРА 9 ГРАММ (2 З. 10,5 Д.) Т•Р` - 40,000,000
1925 ПЛ - Y#89.1; edge `ЧИСТОГО СЕРЕБРА 9 ГРАММ (2 З 10,5 Д) П•Л` -
1925 ПЛ - Y#89.2; edge `ЧИСТОГО СЕРЕБРА 9 ГРАММ (П•Л)` - 43,558,000
1925 ПЛ - Y#89.2; Proof -
1926 ПЛ - Y#89.2; edge `ЧИСТОГО СЕРЕБРА 9 ГРАММ (П•Л)` - 24,374,000
1926 ПЛ - Y#89.2; Proof -
1927 ПЛ - Y#89.2; edge `ЧИСТОГО СЕРЕБРА 9 ГРАММ (П•Л)` -
1927 ПЛ - Y#89.2; Proof -
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The Soviet poltinnik — half-rouble — was part of the Chervonets reform coinage introduced by the NEP-era State Bank to restore confidence in a currency system that had been obliterated by revolution, civil war, and hyperinflation. Designed by Pyotr Vassilievich Sokolov, the coin was struck at the Leningrad Mint and, briefly, under contract at the Philadelphia and Birmingham mints in 1925. The Y#89.1 and Y#89.2 varieties differ by edge lettering, with the bilingual mint-and-fineness inscription running in opposite directions — a distinction that generates genuine premium differences at auction.

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