Obverse: depicted the last emperor of the Russian Empire Nicholas II, who ruled the Russian Empire from 1894 to 1917, around the Emperor inscription "Б.М. НИКОЛАЙ II ИМПЕРАТОРЪ И САМОДЕРЖЕЦЪ ВСЕРОСС" (eng. By God's grace Nikolai II Emperor and Autocrat of All Russia).
Reverse: the coat of arms of the Russian Empire - a crowned double-headed eagle in its nail with monarchic symbols, is depicted on the eagle's chest of St. George, and in the wings of the coat of arms, the denomination of the reverse and the year of the coin is minted in the bottom "10 РУБЛЕЙ" (eng. 10 rubles).
Edge: the inscription "1 ЗОЛОТНИК 78,24 ДОЛИ ЧИСТОГО ЗОЛОТА" (eng. pure gold 1 zolotnik 78,24 parts) also at the edge of each coin are minted letters АГ, ФЗ, АР or ЭБ which means initials of the master of mint АГ – Apollon Grasgof, ФЗ – Felix Zaleman, АР – Alexander Redko, and ЭБ – Elikum Babayants.
About the coin: tsarist Russian 10 roubles gold coin of Emperor Nicholas II. This coin is one of the most popular coins in the Tsarist Russia from 1898 to 1911.
Note: The product photo is for illustration purposes only. Each coin may slightly differ in appearance, color, or fine details from the one shown in the image.
