Coins Russia
Posted in Uncategorized on 01/24/2006 05:32 pm by admin
Coins Russia
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 Russia 1880 3 Kopeks Copper Coin  US $2.99
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 Russia 1861EM 3 Kopeks Copper Coin US $5.99
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 Russia 1880 5 Kopeks Copper Coin US $5.99
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 Russia 1909 2 Kopeks Copper Coin US $3.99
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 1924 Russia USSR 3 Kopeks Coin US $2.25
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 1940 Russia USSR 20 Kopeks Coin US $.95
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 1935 Russia USSR 20 Kopeks Coin US $.95
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 1932 Russia USSR 20 Kopeks Coin US $.95
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 1931 Russia USSR 20 Kopeks Coin US $.95
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 1972 Russia USSR 10 Kopeks Coin US $.95
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 RUSSIA 1 Rouble 1970 BETTER Grade LARGE Coin S 793 US $.99
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 RUSSIA 15 Kopeks 1946 BETTER Grade Old Coin S 792 US $.99
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 Russia Silver Coins 4 for 20 kopeek US $12.99
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 RUSSIA SOVIET USSR COIN 5 KOPEK 1953 US $.99
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 IMPERIAL RUSSIA COPPER COIN 2 KOPEK 1905 US $.99
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 IMPERIAL RUSSIA COPPER COIN 1 KOPEK 1903 US $.99
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 1913 Russia Empire Nicholas II 15 kopek SPB VS old silver coin 104 US $.99
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 N72 W Duke Sons Coins of all NationsRussia 1889 US $5.99
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 4 Coins ffrom Czarist Russia 1866 1905 No Reserve US $.99
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Platinum has been making its way into American culture as the use of it in jewelry has grown substantially in the past ten years. If you have priced jewelry recently you know this precious white metal is even more costly than gold. So what is platinum and how long has it been around?
Platinum is a member of the 'platinum metals' family, along with ruthenium, rhodium, palladium, osmium, and iridium. Platinum jewelry dates back to Egyptian tombs in 1200 BC where it was imported from Nubia. In 700 BC, the high priestess Shepenupet was buried in a sarcophagus decorated in gold and platinum hieroglyphics. Platinum was also found in South America, dating back to 100 BC; the Incas created ceremonial jewelry from both gold and platinum.
In 1751, Theophil Scheffer, a Swedish scientist, recognized its unique properties and rarity and declared it a precious metal.
The metal started to gain popularity in industrial use because of its strength and that it was chemically inert. Soon, the metal was being used in gun parts, sophisticated batteries and fuel cells, in neurosurgical and dental apparatus and most importantly as an auto catalyst, converting harmful emissions into carbon dioxide and water.
Because of the metal's ability to help the environment with its emission in catalytic converters, it soon became dubbed the 'environmental metal.' And with the growing concern around the environment and emissions, the demand for the metal continues to grow.
Although there have been many uses for platinum, mining the needed amount to meet demand has been difficult. Statistics state that between 5 and 6 million ounces of new platinum are reaching the world market each year, which is less than 5% of gold production. Much of the platinum that is mined comes from South Africa and Russia.
In the late 1990s, when platinum traded at a price close to gold, the U.S. Mint added Platinum Eagles to complement its Gold Eagles and Silver Eagles. Canada also produced a Platinum Maple Leaf and Australia minted the Platinum Koalas. The launch of the Platinum Eagle brought a near doubling in investment demand and the coin quickly became the most popular platinum coin in the world. Proof Platinum American Eagles, when first released sold out.
In 1999, the Chinese platinum jewelry market was also booming. The metal also became the most requested in the Japanese bridal market and later skyrocketed in North America.
Currently, platinum is also being used in electronic devices like iPods and computer hard discs. Asian manufacturers are using the metal to create flat-panel glass in computer and television screens.
With the strong demand for platinum, investors and consumers alike have driven up the price to almost double that of gold. With supply low and demand high, it seems the value of platinum won't end anytime soon.
BullionDirect is a leading online source to buy and sell precious metals, including gold, silver, platinum, and palladium coins and bars. For more information please visit www.bulliondirect.com.
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Coins of the World: Russia $8.99 "Whether you're trying to determine the year of a worn Kopek, identify the image on the reverse side of a silver Roubles from 1998, or find out what that set of U.S.S.R coinage from the 1950s is worth, the 2012 Coins of Russia digital download is the source to turn to. In the 2012 Coins of Russia electronic download you'll find detailed descriptions, current values for multiple condition grades, and actual-size illustrations for everything from Russian Federation coins and reform coinage to Russian Caucasia, and more." |
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Russia $6 Russia |
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Coins $22.98 Coins is a magazine for coin collectors. Each issue has a full-color exploration of coin history, pricing guides for coin and paper money, and industry news. Special features of this magazine subscription include helpful guides for the beginner and serious collectors, coin bargains, inspiring letters from collectors, market analysis, and tips from the pros. |
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Coins And Crosses $9.99 Coins And Crosses |
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The Coins $18.8 Toby Franks as a young boy confronts his fear of the unknown and while doing this discovers a magical treasure that only he can unlock its secrets. He now possesses the power to choose his own destiny, but does it come with a price? Author: The Jajliardo Family/ The Jajliardo Family, Jajliardo Family Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 72 Publication Date: 2004/08/01 Language: English Dimensions: 7.92 x 5.00 x 0.21 inches |
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Medals and Coins $49.99 Medals and Coins - Giclee Print |
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Coins of Mexico $24.99 Coins of Mexico - Premium Poster |
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Stack of Coins $24.99 Stack of Coins - Photographic Print |
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Chinese coins $19.99 Astock Chinese coins - Photographic Print |
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Coins and Bills $24.99 H. Armstrong Roberts Coins and Bills - Photographic Print |
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Three Coins $29.99 Lisa Ridgers Three Coins - Art Print |
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Hands With Coins $24.99 George Marks Hands With Coins - Photographic Print |
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Soccer Russia $10 Soccer Russia - Soccer Russia |
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Necklace with Gold Coins $8.97 Features a gold coins necklace. |
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Pirate Gold Coins $1.97 Includes twelve gold coins. |
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Dancers Necklace with Coins and Mirrors $29.99 Dancers Necklace with Coins and Mirrors |
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Gold Coins - Set of 30 $1.99 Gold Coins - Set of 30 |
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Three Coins In The Fountain $6.99 Three Coins In The Fountain |
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Coins Flannelboard Set $28.35 Coins Flannelboard Set |
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Worldwide Coins $21.95 WorldWide Coins will provide timely updates about newly released coins, historical overviews of past coinages, where to find desirable coins and strategies for different approaches to collecting - whether by specific country, various topics depicted on coins, or by metallic content. <br /> |
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Licorice Coins $29.95 Licorice Coins and in a very nice plastic container. Cash in your these tasty licorice coins into your taste buds. If you love licorice than this is the treat for you! |