Yudin Samoyla Yudich
1730-1800

Samoyla Yudich Yudin (1730-1800), chief engraver at the St Petersburg Mint since 1762. He studied in Moscow under B. Scott. From 1741 he was assistant engraver at the Moscow Mint and in 1751 moved with his teacher, B.Scott to St. Petersburg.

Construction of Russian Fleet,
1696

Suppression of Streletskii rebellion,
1698

Suppression of the Strelzetskii rebellion,
1698

Institution of the Order of St. Andrew Pervozwanny,
1698

Capture of Azov,
June 19, 1696

Capture of Azov,
June 19, 1696

Capture of Azov,
June 19, 1696

Capture of Azov,
June 19, 1696

Constantinople Peace Treaty between Russia and Osman Empire,
July 3 (14), 1700

Birth of Peter I,
May 30, 1672

Capture of Schliesselburg,
October 11 (22), 1702

Capture of Schliesselburg,
October 11 (22), 1702

Capture of Schliesselburg,
October 11 (22), 1702

Capture of Schliesselburg,
October 11 (22), 1702

Capture of Schliesselburg,
October 11 (22), 1702

Capture of Nyenschantz ,
May 1 (12), 1703

Capture of Dorpat,
July 13 (24), 1704

Capture of Narva,
August 9 (20), 1704

Capture of Narva,
August 9 (20), 1704

Founding of St. Petersburg,
May 16, 1703

In Honor of Admiral Fyodor Matveyevich Apraksin,
1708

In Honor of Admiral Fyodor Matveyevich Apraksin,
1708

Birth of Peter I,
May 30, 1672

Award medal for the Battle at Poltava,
June 27 (July 8), 1709

Award medal for the Battle at Poltava,
June 27 (July 8), 1709

Award medal for the Battle at Poltava,
June 27 (July 8), 1709

Award medal for the Battle at Poltava,
June 27 (July 8), 1709

Award medal for the Battle at Poltava,
June 27 (July 8), 1709

Award medal for he Battle at Poltava,
June 27 (July 8), 1709

Russian victory in the battle at Poltava,
June 27 (July 8), 1709

Russian victory in the battle at Poltava,
June 27 (July 8), 1709

Russian victory in the battle at Poltava,
June 27 (July 8), 1709

Russian victory in the battle at Poltava,
June 27 (July 8), 1709

Russian victory in the battle at Poltava,
June 27 (July 8), 1709

Russian victory in the battle at Poltava,
June 27 (July 8), 1709

Russian victory in the battle at Poltava,
June 27 (July 8), 1709

Battle at Poltava,
June 27 (July 8), 1709

Battle at Poltava,
June 27 (July 8), 1709

Battle at Poltava,
June 27 (July 8), 1709

Battle at Poltava,
June 27 (July 8), 1709

Battle at Poltava,
June 27 (July 8), 1709

Beginning of Seafaring in Baltics,
1703

Taking Levenhaupt Prisoner,
June 30 (July 11), 1709

Capture of Dunamunde,
August 8 (19), 1710

Capture of Pernov,
August 14 (25), 1710

Capture of Kexholm,
September 8 (19), 1710

Capture of Arensburg,
September 15 (26), 1710

Capture of Livland,
1710

Military successes of Russia,
1710

Naval landing of Russian Troops to Abo,
August 28 (September 8), 1713

Naval landing of Russian Troops to Abo,
August 28 (September 8), 1713

Battle at Pel'kino,
October 6 (17), 1713

Battle at Vasa,
February 19 (March 2), 1714

Capture of Neishlott,
July 29 (August 9), 1714

Capture of Neishlott,
July 29 (August 9), 1714

Capture of Neishlott,
July 29 (August 9), 1714

Capture of Neishlott,
July 29 (August 9), 1714

Sea Battle at Bornholm,
1716

Sea Battle at Bornholm,
1716

Sea Battle at Bornholm,
1716

Sea Battle at Bornholm,
1716

Nystadt Peace Treaty between Russia and Sweden,
August 30 (September 10), 1721

Nystadt Peace Treaty between Russia and Sweden,
August 30 (September 10), 1721

Accession of Peter I,
1682

Visit to Paris Mint,
1717

Trial of Prince Alexey,
1717

Restitution of Public Order,
1718

Construction of Russian Fleet,
1696

Construction of Russian Fleet,
1696

Death of Emperor Peter I,
January 28, 1725

Death of Emperor Peter I,
January 28, 1725

Death of Emperor Peter I,
January 28, 1725

Yudin Samoyla Yudich1730-1800

Yudin Samoyla Yudich
1730-1800