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A Russian 19th century gold medal with Nicholas I (1825-1855).
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125 000 - 150 000 SEK
12 000 - 14 400 EUR
13 800 - 16 600 USD
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A Russian 19th century gold medal with Nicholas I (1825-1855).
For the occasion of the capture of Silistria on the 18th of June 1829. Diam. 39 mm, weight 52 g. Not associated box.
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H. Gube was a medallist who first worked in Berlin at the Daniel Friedrich Loos establishment. In 1830 he was appointed to St. Petersburg by Imperial Command to fill the post of chief-engraver and medallist at the mint.
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