Blood of the Romanovs,A Set of 6 Coins,Certificate,Story& Beautiful Wood Box

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Blood of the Romanovs,A Set of 6 Coins,Certificate,Story& Beautiful Wood Box.
This collection features 6 of the last issues of the Romanov dynasty. Just after midnight on 17 July, 1918, Yakov Yurovsky entered the quarters of the tsar on the second floor of the Ipatiev House in Yekaterinburg. AWith him were his wife, the Empress Alexandra, and their five children: Olga, Maria, Tatiana, Anastasia, and Alexei, his son and heir, as well as the doctor, a maid, a cook, and several waiters. The last tsar of Russia proved one of the weakest links in the long Romanov chain, quick to resort to violence and too often out of touch with both his subjects and the changing times. His dubious resume included the Khodynka Tragedy, anti-Semitic pogroms, the Bloody Sunday massacre, and his ruthless suppression of the 1905 Revolution. His detractors called him Nicholas the Bloody. The pressures of the First World War contributed directly to his abdication on the Ides of March, 1917, and in June of 1918, the ruling Bolsheviks were fighting the anti-Communist White Army for control of the country. Led by Alexander Kerensky, the Whites had made major inroads into the motherland. This collection includes the final issues of the Romanov dynasty. These were struck from 1867 to 1916, during the reign of Nicholas II, the last tsar of Russia. All six feature the famed two-headed Romanov eagle. KM9.2 | Copper 1 kopek W: 3.3g | D: 21.6mm KM10.2 |Copper 2 kopek W: 6.6g |D: 24.1mm KM11.2 | Copper 3 kopek W: 8g | D: 28mm KM20 | 10 kopek |0.5 fineness 0.0289oz ASW W: 1.8g | D: 16.7mm KM21 | 15 kopek | ASW W: 2.7g | D: 19.7mm KM22 | 20 kopek |0.5 fineness 0.0579oz ASW W: 3.6g | D: 22mm
All coins in each set are protected in an archival capsule and beautifully displayed in a mahogany-like box.
The box set is accompanied with a story card, certificate of authenticity, and a black embossed gift box.
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