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Kopeck - Mikhail I Velikiy Novgorod, НРКЕ
| Issuer | Velikiy Novgorod Mint |
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| Year | 1617-1627 |
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| Shape | Irregular |
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| Edge | Plain |
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| Mintage | ND (1617-1627) НРКЕ - Velikiy Novgorod |
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The Velikiy Novgorod mint reopened under Mikhail I following the catastrophic Swedish occupation that ended with the Stolbovo Peace of 1617 — the very treaty that ceded Ingria and Karelia to Sweden but restored Novgorod to Russian control. Coins struck here in the immediate aftermath carry particular historical weight: the city had been under Swedish administration since 1611, and Swedish-controlled mints had briefly issued their own wire money in the tsar's name as a legitimizing fiction. This piece postdates that occupation.
The НРКЕ mintmark distinguishes Novgorod production from Moscow and Pskov issues of the same reign.