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Polushka

Historical Russian coin equal to 1/4 kopeck

A polushka (Russian: полушка, "half [of a denga]"), also historically known as a poludenga (Russian: полуденга), was a Russian coin with a value equal

Polushka

Ruble

Unit of currency

no kopek is currently formally subdivided, although denga (½ kopek) and polushka (½ denga, thus ¼ kopek) were minted until the 19th century in Russia. Additionally

Ruble

Kopeck

Unit of currency

is not subdivided in any country, although the denga (1⁄2 kopeck) and polushka (1⁄4 kopeck) were Russian coins that were periodically minted for centuries

Kopeck

Russian ruble

Currency of Russia

Novgorod denga coins or smaller 200 Moscow denga coins or even smaller 400 polushka coins. Exactly the former coin with a rider on it soon became colloquially

Russian ruble

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Crimean Khanate

1441–1783 Crimean Tatar state

• Annexation by the Russian Empire 1783 Currency Akçe, Denga, Manghir, Para, Polushka, Kopeck, Kyrmis Preceded by Succeeded by Golden Horde Principality of Theodoro

Crimean Khanate

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Glossary of Russian currency

coins are traced from older times. Kopeck Denga, polkopeiki = 1/2 kopeck Polushka = 1/2 denga Altyn = 3 kopeck Grivennik = 10 kopeck Pyatialtynny = 15 kopeck

Glossary of Russian currency

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Decimalisation

Converting a measuring system to a decimal base

the kopek itself: the denga (half a kopek, or 200 to the ruble) and the polushka (half a denga, one-quarter kopek, or 400 to the ruble). After the October

Decimalisation

Government reform of Peter the Great

Reforms in Russia (1696–1725)

system expressed traditional Russian accounting values in actual coins: polushka (1/4 kopek), denga (1/2 kopek), altyn (3 kopeks), grivna (10 kopeks), poltina

Government reform of Peter the Great

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X5 Group

Russian food retailer

owned by the Soseddushka retail chain in the Orenburg region (2015) and 99 Polushka stores in Bashkortostan (2018), as well as 85 stores Telezhka, Tverskoy

X5 Group

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Denga

Pre-1916 Russian monetary unit

Издание третье. — М.: Collector's Books; IP Media Inc., 2004. Kopek, denga, polushka: An English-language guide to Russian wire money Examples of some 16th-century

Denga