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| 表面の説明 | Draped bust of Empress Anna Ioannovna facing right, rendered in the Baroque portrait style typical of early 18th-century Russian Imperial coinage. The effigy shows the Empress in imperial regalia with a flowing drapery at the shoulder. A circular Cyrillic legend surrounds the portrait, reading an abbreviated form of her full imperial title: 'By the Grace of God, Anna Ioannovna, Empress and Autocrat of All the Russias.' The legend is set close to the rim, with the field relatively plain around the bust. |
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| 鋳造数 | 1731 - Kadashevsky Mint, Moscow - 1732 - `ВСЕРОСIСКАЯ`; Kadashevsky Mint, Moscow - 1732 - `ВСЕРОСИСКАЯ`, eagles crowns with crosses; Kadashevsky Mint, Moscow - 1732 - `ВСЕРОСИСКАЯ`, eagles crowns without crosses; Kadashevsky Mint, Moscow - 1733 - Kadashevsky Mint, Moscow - |
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Anna Ioannovna's early poltina issues reflect an unstable monetary situation inherited from Peter II's brief reign and the administrative confusion surrounding the Supreme Privy Council's attempt to limit her autocratic powers before her accession in 1730. She promptly dissolved the Council and reasserted absolute rule — the coinage that followed was among the first expression of her uncontested authority.
The Moscow mint struck these on rolled silver strip using screw presses introduced under Peter I, a transition still imperfect enough that planchet preparation remained inconsistent across the run.