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| 表面の説明 | Right-facing draped bust of Empress Elizabeth I of Russia, her hair elaborately dressed and adorned with a diadem, set within a beaded inner circle. The imperial mantle with ermine trim is visible at the shoulder. The surrounding legend reads ELISABETHA · I · D · G · IMP · TOT · ROSS · in raised Latin characters along the coin's periphery. The portrait reflects the refined neoclassical style characteristic of mid-18th century Russian imperial coinage. The field is relatively plain, allowing the detailed effigy to dominate the composition. |
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| 縁 | Cinquefoil and globe pattern |
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The 96 kopeck denomination was a short-lived experiment tied to a proposed currency reform under Elizabeth Petrovna, calculated so that one thaler-sized coin would equal a standard German reichsthaler in exchange — a concession to Baltic trade realities. The reform never fully materialized, and regular production was abandoned almost immediately, leaving original strikings vanishingly rare. What circulated instead were later novodel restrikes produced at the St. Petersburg mint for collectors, using surviving original dies alongside purpose-made ones. This example, struck from the original obverse die, occupies a peculiar middle ground: novodel in intent, but carrying genuine period tooling.