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The Saint-Petersburg Mint


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The Saint-Petersburg Mint – Branch of Goznak is the oldest Russian and one of the largest enterprises in the world manufacturing coin and medal products.
The Saint-Petersburg Mint

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The Saint-Petersburg Mint was founded by Peter the Great in 1724 on the territory of Peter and Paul Fortress, so it is one of the oldest industrial enterprises in Saint Petersburg. The mint is a part of the Goznak State-owned corporation. The mint is producing subsidiary coins of all denominations, commemorative and investment coins of gold, silver and basic metals, state and departmental awards, lapel badges, commemorative medals, souvenirs and jewellery.

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ADDRESS:
197046, Saint Petersburg, Peter and Paul Fortress 6 A
RU, RUSSIAN FEDERATION

SUBJECT LOCATION: RUSSIAN FEDERATION, ISO CODE RU
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The Saint-Petersburg Mint
The Saint-Petersburg Mint – Branch of Goznak is the oldest Russian and one of the largest enterprises in the world manufacturing coin and medal products.
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BALTIMORE, LORD
BALTIMORE, LORD (Brit.). Lord Proprietor of Maryland, issued a series of coins, temp. Charles II., for circulation in his own province. They are Shillings, Sixpences, and Groats in silver, and Pennies in copper. The obv. of these present a bare head, in profile, of Lord Baltimore, with the legend CAECILIVS D'NS TERRAE MARIAE &c. T. and on R. his arms under the crown of his palatinate, with indication of value. The pe...
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BALUGANI, FILIPPO
BALUGANI, FILIPPO (Ital.) 1734-1780. Medallist of the end of the eighteenth century, whose best known productions are the medals he engraved in honour of the mathematician and physician Vincenzo Riccati ; — Francesco Zanotti ; — Giacomo Gradonico ; — Dr Giovanni Battista Morgagni (1682-1771), of Padua, 1771 , etc. He was- a pupil of Vittorio Bigari, and became a member of the Clementine Academy. At Bologna he filled...
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BARBER, CHARLES E.
BARBER, CHARLES E. (Amer.). Sixth Engraver to the United States Mint at Philadelphia. He was a son of William Barber, and was born in London, in 1840. "He was appointed an assistant in 1869 and became the official head by promotion in 1880, to fill the vacancy caused by his father's death. The appointment was not unmerited. Mr. Barber's five-cent piece is a successful venture in very low relief. His handiwork is more...
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BARBER, J.
BARBER, J. (Brit.). Engraver of a very rare medal of Sir Charles Napier, in 1841. Another, on the Pacification of Europe, in 1814, was executed by him in conjunction with T. Wyon ; the portrait of George, Prince-Regent, which appears on this medal in high relief is due to him, and is certainly an admirable piece of work. There is a medal commemorating the coronation of Queen Victoria, 1838, by this engraver; the work...
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