Gold coin from the time of Catherine the Great...

Gold coin from the time of Catherine the Great 10 rubles 1767, St. Petersburg. The condition is very good. Diameter: 24 mm. Thickness 0.2 mm. Weight: 10.15 g. Obverse: in the center is a portrait of Empress Catherine II, facing to the right, in the edge of the shoulder are the initials of the mintmaster “TI” (Timofey Ivanov), below it is the designation of the St. Petersburg Mint “SPB”, at the top from left to right along the edge is the inscription “B.M. EKATERINA. II.IM.ISAMOD.ALL-RUSSIAN (By the grace of God, Catherine II Empress and Autocrat of All Russia). Reverse: in the central circle there is a simplified image of the Coat of Arms of the Russian Empire - a double-headed eagle with a scepter and an orb. Around there are four large cartouches with images: the coat of arms of the Astrakhan kingdom on the left, the Moscow coat of arms at the top, the coat of arms of the Siberian kingdom at the bottom, the coat of arms of the Kazan kingdom on the right. The top cartouche is crowned with an imperial crown, the rest are ordinary crowns. Between the cartouches there are four small flowers, above which are the numbers for the year of minting – “1767”. Along the edge of the coin is the inscription “IMPERIAL RUSSIAN MON. PRICE TEN RUBLES” (imperial Russian coin, price - ten rubles). Gold 900-1000, discrepancy between the diameter and reference weight of the gold coin. Width: 2.4cm, Height: 2.4cm, Depth: 0.02cm, Weight: 0.02kg, Condition: Good, with traces of use, Material: Gold, ID: 8749