Album: 1834-НГ
Julian 1049 / KM C#168.1 / Uzdenikov 1555

As with the 1842/1 rouble, there are numerous and spectacular die cracks showing on this one.

Album: 1836-НГ

Album: 1842/1-АЧ (overdate)
Julian 1087 / KM C#168.1 / Uzdenikov 1603

Of the catalogs at my disposal, only Krause-Mishler and R.W. Julian mention the 1842/1 overdate explicitly (maybe Bitkin does?). What looks like doubling on the eagle feathers is actually heavy die polish. The entire coin is remarkable for the numerous die cracks and polish marks.

Album: 1843-АЧ
Julian 1095 / KM C#168.1 / Uzdenikov 1614

This coin probably grades VF-20; however, the edges are pretty beaten up. Hard to say if any of the rim dings were due to the manufacturing process (i.e. edge lettering).

Album: 1 Rouble, 1846-ПА

Album: 1848-НІ
Julian 1118 / KM C#168.1 / Uzdenikov 1659

This one would probably grade XF-40 without too much trouble.

Album: 1850-ПА
Julian 1124 / KM C#168.1 / Uzdenikov 1678

Nice AU detail (except for that nasty rim ding on the reverse...)

Album: 1851-ПА

Album: 1854-НІ
Julian 1132 / KM C#168.1 / Uzdenikov 1711

Variety with 7 buds. This one should grade AU-55 without any trouble. There is a touch of wear on the high points (crowns, feathers), so I wouldn't say it was uncirculated. As far as I can tell, it is also one of the rare exceptions among coins of this age in that it was never cleaned. The soft gray-violet patina is quite pleasing.