Auction coin: Russian 3-rubles commemorative coin from 1992 „750th Anniversary of the Victory of Alexander Nevsky at Chudskoye Lake”.

  Features: Proof-like, Composition:  Copper-nickel,   Weight: 14.35 g,  Diameter: 33.0 mm,  Thickness: 2.30 mm,  Leningrad Mint.

   I am dissolving parts of my private collection. Collector's exchange is possible.

  Condition – proof-like, please have a look at the photos, the pictures show the original coin, with will be shipped. The photos are part of the description.  If you have any doubts - please write, I am happy to answer any question, I can send an additional photo. This is a private auction.  

    Worldwide shipping  (registered letter with tracking number), the shipping costs:  EU: 5.50 €,  Worldwide: 6.75 €.

    There is also another shipping option - I can send due to its relatively low value the auction coin  by standard  letter (Worldwide: International letter – 2,95 €) but the International letter is a unregistered shipment (without tracking number) at the risk of the buyer.  In this case, please write to me that you accept unregistered shipment at your own risk - it is a necessary condition for shipping (but the best option is the option of the same shipping cost for several coins/sets).  

  Auction coin will be sent no later than on the next business day after payment has been received. Careful packing and sending on time are my priorities.

   I am happy to post items overseas and am willing to combine postage for multiple lots.  If you purchased several items, please wait for a combined invoice before you pay – You pay only for one shipment .

   On the day of shipping, the buyer  will receive by e-mail a photos of the shipment (wrapped auction coin, addressed envelope), a photograph of the post office receipt and tracking number.

   Please also have a look at my other auctions, here you will find more interesting coins, medals, stamps and banknotes from my collections.

   Alexander Yaroslavich (1220-1263), a Novgorod prince, the Grand Duke of Vladimir and son of Prince Yaroslav Vsevolodovich, for the victory over the Swedes on the Neva River in 1240 was named Alexander the Nevsky. On April 5, 1242, Russian warriors led by Alexander the Nevsky routed the German knights on ice-bound Chudskoe Ozero. That fight, which went down in history as the Battle on the Ice, allowed Russia to strengthen its western borders. Alexander the Nevsky was canonized by the Russian Orthodox Church.

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