An antique 1812 Russian Empire Aleksander The First 50 Poltina Silver coin. The reverse features along the edge of the coin there is a jagged rim, in the center at the top there is an imperial crown, under it the inscription Chistogo Pure, below the word Silver, below it 2 Gold, below the inscription 10 1 2 Shares. On the left along the edge there is a laurel branch, on the right there is an oak branch, at the bottom the branches are connected and tied with a ribbon, above it is the designation of the St. Petersburg Mint S.P.B., above it is a straight line. The obverse is adorned with a double headed eagle with raised wings, crowned with three crowns, on the chest of the eagle the coat of arms of Moscow, surrounded by a chain of the Order of St. Andrew the First Called, in the left paw there is a scepter, in the right orb, on the left and right under the tail the initials of the mintzmaster MF Mikhail Fedorov, below is the year of manufacture 1812, to the left and right of it are six pointed stars. On the top left above the eagle there is an inscription along the edge Coin, in the top center there is a six pointed star, on the right along the edge there is a denomination designation Poltina, along the edge of the coin there is a rim of dots. Antique Russian Imperial Coins And Numismatic Collectibles.