1834 Russia Platinum 3 Roubles, NGC VF-25 Pupienus while the reverse features Mark

while the reverse features Mark Antony (with a strong jawline)

Victory flying right

The reverse side of the coin features Augustus seated on his throne

The Barber quarter derives its name from the coin's designer

the king of the gods

1834 Russia Platinum 3 Roubles, NGC VF-25 Pupienus while the reverse features MarkAn 1834 Russia 3 Roubles coin, minted in Siberia, graded VF 25 by NGC. In the 1830s, large natural ore deposits of platinum were discovered in the Ural Mountains of Siberia. The Russian government decided to put that platinum to use, minted three denominations of coins with the metal 3, 6, and 12 Rouble coins. Unfortunately, the Russian mint quickly discovered that platinum was a hard and unmalleable metal, making it difficult for coin production.