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| 正面描述 | A mounted horseman depicted in right-facing profile, riding a galloping horse and wielding a spear or lance — the iconic design that gave the kopeck its name (from 'копьё', spear). The rider is rendered in the schematic style typical of wire money (cheshuykas) of the period. Beneath the horse's hooves appear the Cyrillic mintmark letters ЮР, identifying the Novgorod mint official or die-cutter responsible for this emission. The design occupies the full irregular flan, characteristic of hammered wire coinage. |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse bears a multi-line Cyrillic inscription arranged in abbreviated horizontal registers across the entire flan, reading 'Tsar and Grand Prince Ivan of all Rus.' The legend is set in the characteristic compressed, abbreviated style of 16th-century Muscovite wire money, with letterforms showing typical features of the period's die-cutting practice. The text fills the irregular field without a border or decorative frame, consistent with the hammered wire-money (cheshyuka) tradition. The inscription asserts the full royal title of Ivan IV, reflecting the adoption of the Tsarist title in 1547. |
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| 背面铭文 | ЦРЬИ ВЕЛIКIИ КНSЬIBA НЪВСЕЯ РУСIИ (Translation: Tsar and Grand Prince Ivan of all Rus) |
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