(1533-1584) Russia Denga Silver Wire Money Ivan the Terrible NGC

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Silver Denga of Ivan the Terrible are often called wire money because of the fact that silver wire would be die struck at intervals, and then the impressions would be cut apart.

Coin Highlights:

Silver coinage from the reign of Ivan IV Vasilyevich "Ivan the Terrible". Minted between 1533-1584.

NGC has certified these coins genuine and encapsulated them in a sealed holder to protect your investment. Obverse: Depicts horse mounted warrior holding a sabre.

Reverse: Cyrillic lettering. Step into the era of Ivan IV “the Terrible,” Russia’s first crowned Tsar, with this silver Denga, struck between 1533 and 1584.

Issued during a reign of conquest and centralization, the coin reflects the raw power and turmoil of medieval Russia. Hand-struck on irregular silver planchets, it features a sabred horseman and Cyrillic inscriptions naming the Tsar.

Each piece is unique, bearing the marks of its primitive minting process. Certified Genuine by NGC, this coin offers authentic historical character—an evocative relic from one of Russia’s most infamous rulers.

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