!!! Rare coin Poltina 1885 Alexander III Russian Empire

Description

Rare coin Poltina 1885 Alexander III Russian Empire
Metal: silver (sample 868).
Weight: 10.37 g.
Diameter: 28.5 mm.
Mint:
Saint Petersburg.
The letters:
SPB AG.
Obverse:
in a circle along the edge of the coin, the inscription, divided at the top by a rosette, "ЧИСТОГО СЕРЕБРА 2 ЗОЛОТНИКА 10 1/2 ДОЛЕЙ" in the middle in a dotted rim, the Small State Emblem of the Russian Empire, at the bottom along the rim to the left and right of the eagle's tail, the initials of the Mintsmeister "АГ" (Apollo Grashof).
Reverse:
above is the Crown of the Russian Empire, below the denomination of the coin is the word "ПОЛТИНА", below it are two lines looking in different directions, separated by a dot, below is the year of issue of the coin
"1885 "and below it is the designation of the St. Petersburg Mint "СПБ". On the left along the edge of the coin there is a laurel branch, on the right an oak branch, at the bottom the branches are connected and tied with a ribbon.
Gurt:
For the first five years of the reign of Alexander III, the bank coin was minted according to the same standards and with the same design.
In contrast to rubles, the eagle on the halves of this type has two different forms: in 1859, the form A is used, which in 1860 is changed by the form B; in
1873-1877
, the form C is used, on which the eagle A, but with some differences. On the coat of arms of St. George, a cloak (mantle) appears, and a bead rim around the eagle is slightly larger, which makes the eagle seem smaller.
The sample is 868, the standard weight is 10.37 grams.
The obverse side is an armorial eagle and the inscription "
ЧИСТОГО СЕРЕБРА 2 ЗОЛОТНИКА 10 ДОЛЕЙ
", the reverse side is the designation of the nominal value "
ПОЛТИНА
"
, surrounded by a wreath of laurel and oak branches and the date.