5 kopecks 1839 (EAT ON)

The coin is minted from copper, produced from 1830 to 1839. The obverse and reverse sides have a protruding on the circumference of the piping. Partial or complete absence of Kant is not a marriage and is determined by the technology of minting.

The obverse of the coin depicts the so-called "Masonic emblem" just a little different from the State Emblem of the Russian Empire of the sample of 1825. The coat of arms double-headed eagle with splayed wings, crowned by two Imperial crowns, above is the same crown, but much larger. In paws the eagle holds the Imperial regalia, among which the thunderbolts and a wreath of Laurel leaves. Under the eagle is located the winding tape of the order of Andrew's, stretched for the entire width of the coat of arms. On the breast a large diamond-shaped shield with the Moscow coat of arms: St. George on horseback slaying a serpentine dragon with wings. Beneath the feet of the eagle are the initials of mintmaster mint - letters "Н"and "А" below in a semicircle along the edge to indicate the year of minting - "1839.".

The reverse of the coin of large denomination is specified in two lines - "5 КОПЕЕКЪ" Under the denomination of a horizontal trait, consisting of two tapering side lines with a dot in the middle. Below the letters "Е.М."(Yekaterinburg coin).

Varieties of coins are 5 cents 1830:

1830-1837 (EM FKH);
1831 (EAT without the initials of mintmaster);
1831-1839 (CM, without initials of mintmaster);
1837 (EM KT);
1837-1839 (EAT).