Elizabeth I Russian Empire 5 Kopek (1741-1762) NGC

Own a certified 5 Kopek copper coin from the reign of Elizabeth I of Russia (1741–1762), authenticated and slabbed by NGC. This substantial and impressive piece reflects the strength and elegance of one of Russia’s most charismatic rulers.

Elizabeth, the daughter of Peter the Great, ascended the throne after leading a successful coup. Her reign is remembered for its cultural flourishing, military victories, and continued Westernization of Russia. Under her leadership, Russia strengthened its influence across Europe while fostering developments in art, architecture, and education at home.

The 5 Kopek coins struck during Elizabeth’s reign are notable for their large size and impressive weight, typically around 50 grams of copper. The obverse often features the crowned imperial double-headed eagle, symbolizing the Russian Empire's might, while the reverse displays Elizabeth’s imperial cypher surrounded by ornate wreaths.

These coins were produced at various mints across the empire and circulated widely, serving as everyday currency in a growing and modernizing nation. Their bold design and heavy flans make them highly attractive to collectors today.

Certified by NGC, each 5 Kopek coin offers both historical significance and enduring appeal. Whether you collect Russian Imperial coinage, large copper issues, or the artifacts of powerful women rulers, this piece offers a direct connection to one of the grandest periods in Russia’s imperial history.