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| 表面の説明 | A mounted horseman, representing the Tsar, depicted in right-facing profile astride a galloping horse and brandishing a spear downward in the traditional Russian wire money style. The figure is rendered in the highly stylized, abbreviated manner characteristic of late 17th-century Muscovite hammered coinage. Mintmark letters appear beneath the hooves of the horse in the lower field. |
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| 表面の文字体系 | Cyrillic |
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This kopeck falls within the co-reign of Ivan V and Peter I, a constitutional peculiarity forced by the streltsy uprising of 1682, which placed the mentally incapacitated Ivan V on the throne alongside his half-brother Peter as co-tsar. The arrangement was effectively managed by their sister Sophia as regent until Peter engineered her removal in 1689. Coins struck under this dual authority circulated with either tsar's name — the distinction matters to collectors, as relative survival rates between Ivan-named and Peter-named pieces differ meaningfully. Ivan V died in 1696, ending the co-reign.