Practical guide for collectors of coins of Russians, specific, princely, royal and imperial, minted from 980 g. by 1900 g. as well as coins minted for Poland, Georgia and Finland, gold, platinum, silver and copper with drawings, explanation of varieties and indicating the prices currently existing on them. 3rd edition of the pre-revolutionary catalogue of coins of the numismatic store B. and . Petrova . The catalog is still popular among numismatists, Specifically , It is constantly referenced by Conross and Wolmar auctions, Although , that apart from the price discrepancy common to all pre-revolutionary catalogs to present-day conditions, this is striking with an abundance of errors of a factual and principled nature. In one heap are collected genuine coins, new works and absolutely fantastic "works", such as "TWO MONEY?" of 1762 of Peter III or silver rubles of 1702 and 1703. At the same time, there are no many well-known coins, for example, 2-kopeck coins of 1763-1767 without the designation of the mint and many others. Many gross errors in determining the rarity and value of coins. So, certainly rare copper 5 kopecks 1853 EM, absent in many collections, including those specially dedicated to the Yekaterinburg Mint, estimated by Ilyin at 10 rubles (this is 3-4 times higher than ordinary rubles of Peter I), Petrov is not allocated in any way, t. e. They are considered to be.. In the book there are notes of its former owner, made at the beginning of the 20th century, which are also very interesting to read now. Previous publication on the website: Petrov V. and . Catalogue of Russian coins. 2nd Edition . 1899.