1533-1547 Russia Silver Kopek. "Wire Money". Ivan The

1533-1547 Russia Silver Kopek. "Wire Money". Ivan The Terrible.

1613-1645 Russia Silver 1 Kopek Wire Money. Mikhail I. Rare

1547-84 Soviet Silver Wire Money - Ivan the Terrible

1547-84 Soviet Silver Wire Money - Ivan the Terrible

1547-84 Soviet Silver Wire Money - Ivan the Terrible

1954-P Franklin Half Dollar

1682-1718 Russia Silver Kopeck. "Wire Money". Peter I.

1682-1725 Russia Silver Wire Kopek. Peter The Great.

1682-1725 Russia Silver Wire Kopek. Peter The Great.

1533-1547 Russian Pskov silver Kopeck coin. Ivan IV Vasiliyevich. AR. 15.96 x 12.59 mm. PROVENANCE: Private collection (Virginia, United States)

1533-1547 Russian Pskov silver Kopeck coin. Ivan IV Vasiliyevich. AR. 14.51 x 10.71 mm. PROVENANCE: Private collection (Virginia, United States)

2nd-17th century A.D. Group comprising: early bronzes (3), base antoninianni (11), late bronzes (35), Russia, 17th century, 'wire money' kopek (1; pierced); each in annotated card coin holder. 235 gra

Antique & Vintage Coins/ Medals & Tokens including mid 1500s Russia Silver Ivan the Terrible Kopek, mid 1600s Polish Lithvanian Commonwealth Shilling, Imperial Japan Medal, German Medals, etc...

1533-1547 Russian Moscow Ivan IV Vasiliyevich silver coin, AR denga, 9.5 x 10.4 mm

1533-1547 Russian Moscow. Ivan IV Vasiliyevich silver coin, AR denga, 10.98 x 9.24 mm. PROVENANCE: Private collection (Virginia, United States)

**Originally Listed At $200** Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. A collection of one-hundred-and-seven coins, known as "wire money," made from silver wire. This style of coinage was

**Originally Listed At $350** Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. A group of 205 coins, known as "wire money," and made from hammered and stamped silver wire. This style of coinage wa

**Originally Listed At $200** Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. One hundred coins, known as "wire money," made from hammered and stamped silver wire. This style of coinage was made

Maker's Mark of Ivan Petrovich Khlebnikov, handled bowl base, Russia, silver, hallmarked, together with a Russian silver tea cup holder, hallmarked BA, 10 1/2"w x 4 3/4"d x 4 1/2"h, Provenance: Proper

London 1767-8, "TW" in script. With alternating inverted ribs ending in inverted spheres. 14 ozt. Payment must be made by cash, check, certified check, money order, or wire transfer. Purchases paid fo

8 knives, 9" 8 forks, 8". 8 forks, 7". 8 teaspoons, 6". 26 weighable ozt. Payment must be made by cash, check, certified check, money order, or wire transfer. Purchases paid for using personal checks

Bowl with hand hammered elephants. 42.97 ozt. Payment must be made by cash, check, certified check, money order, or wire transfer. Max Ht. 4".

Late 19th c. 88-Silver Hinged Case by Ivan Petrovich Khlebnikov (Russia, 1819-1888), with Moscow city assay mark (illegible date and assayer mark), engraved CM monogram, case with raised and enameled

Cloisonne enamel bowl Moscow/ Russia, master ''JFA'' Ivan Fedorov Andreev, 1885 silver, gold-plated. The walls are polychrome enamelled with stylized flowers between intertwined foliage and ornamental