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| Issuer | Imperial Russian Mint |
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| Year | 1764-1779 |
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| Value | 1 Denga (1 Деньга) (0.005) |
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| Edge | Diagonal reeding |
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| Mintage | 1764 - - 1766 - - 1767 КМ - - 1768 КМ - - 1769 КМ - - 1770 КМ - - 1771 КМ - - 1772 КМ - - 1773 КМ - - 1774 КМ - - 1775 КМ - - 1776 КМ - - 1777 КМ - - 1778 КМ - - 1779 КМ - - |
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The denga was resurrected under Catherine II as part of her 1763 monetary reform, which rationalized the chaotic copper coinage inherited from her predecessors by fixing copper's exchange rate at 16 rubles per pood. Production was distributed across several mints simultaneously — Ekaterinburg, Sestroretsk, Kolomna, and Moscow among them — which is why die varieties and mint mark combinations for this type run into the dozens.