5 Roubles Russia Nicholas II Gold Coin Ex Jewelry AGW .1244 oz (1897-1911, Random Year)

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St. Petersburg Mint

5 Roubles Russia Nicholas II Gold Coin Ex Jewelry AGW .1244 oz (1897-1911, Random Year)

0.1244 troy oz
.900
St. Petersburg Mint
Ex Jewelry
1897 - 1911

Lowest price across 2 dealers+29.16% over spot

$655.94per unit at qty 1

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#	Dealer	Price at qty 1	Premium	They pay you	Offer link
1	Money Metals	$655.94	+$148.08+29.16%	$482.52spot −4.99%	View offer
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Best bidMoney Metals$482.52spot −4.99%−$203.72/oz

The only buyback published, of 2 dealers compared · best is 26.44% below the single-unit wire price

About this product

Imperial Russian Gold From the Last Tsar: Ex Jewelry 5 Roubles

The Nicholas II 5 roubles gold coin was struck at the St. Petersburg Mint between 1897 and 1911 in .900 fine gold, with an actual gold weight (AGW) of 0.1244 troy ounce. This example is ex jewelry, meaning it was once mounted or worn as jewelry and may show signs of mounting, rim filing, surface marks or light polishing. The date is random within that range.

Gold Coinage Under Nicholas II

Nicholas II, the last emperor of Russia and the final ruler of the Romanov dynasty, reigned from 1894 to 1917. The 5 rouble gold coin was part of the monetary reform that placed the ruble on a gold standard, and these coins circulated widely across the Russian Empire. The obverse shows a portrait of Nicholas II with his title in Russian. The reverse carries the crowned Imperial double-headed eagle holding royal regalia, with the denomination and date.

Coin Specifications

Actual gold weight: 0.1244 troy oz
Fineness: .900 gold
Mint: St. Petersburg Mint
Face value: 5 roubles; dated 1897 to 1911 (random)
Condition: ex jewelry, may show mounting marks or polishing

How Ex Jewelry Coins Are Priced

Ex jewelry coins are generally compared on their gold content, so the premium, the amount above the spot value of the gold, is the key figure. Bullion Hunters shows each dealer's published price and any quantity tiers. Compare it with other fractional gold coins, or see historic and modern gold coins for sale.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does ex jewelry mean on a gold coin?

Ex jewelry describes a coin that was once set in jewelry, such as a pendant or bracelet. It may show signs of mounting, filed rims, surface marks or polishing. This listing states an actual gold weight of 0.1244 troy ounce in .900 fine gold.

How do dealers price a Nicholas II 5 roubles gold coin?

They start with the spot value of the coin's 0.1244 troy ounce of gold and add a premium. Condition and historic interest can affect that premium, and it differs between dealers, so compare published prices side by side.

Specifications

Mint: St. Petersburg Mint
Year: 1897 - 1911
Fineness: .900
Condition: Ex Jewelry
Face value: 5 Roubles
Metal weight: 0.1244 troy oz

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5 Roubles Russia Nicholas II Gold Coin Ex Jewelry AGW .1244 oz (1897-1911, Random Year)Lowest$655.94Dealers pay$482.52View offer