Kopeck - Fyodor I Ivanovich Velikiy Novgorod, в НО.РД

Fyodor I ruled in name only — effective power rested entirely with Boris Godunov, his brother-in-law and regent, who would claim the throne outright upon Fyodor's death in 1598. Coinage struck in Fyodor's name during this period reflects a mint system still operating under Ivan the Terrible's 1535 monetary reform, which had standardized the kopeck across Muscovite mints. The Novgorod mint's distinctive mark places this piece within a regional production network that remained active despite the administrative consolidation of minting authority under Moscow.