I help u to purchase coins in Russia
Also if u have questions about Russian coins, u r welcome.
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QUOTE(p911 @ Apr 15 2007, 10:37 PM) [snapback]317876[/snapback]
I help u to purchase coins in Russia
Also if u have questions about Russian coins, u r welcome.
Can u help me to purchase russian coins in US?
QUOTE(Cheburgen @ Apr 16 2007, 02:33 AM) [snapback]317877[/snapback]
Can u help me to purchase russian coins in US?
i live in Russia, so i cant do it in US, but I can help u only with advice, or in world auctions/
Actually that would be nice. There are some catalogue books that I have been looking for but online sellers don't have them.
But remember, you must be on this forum for 1 month and 25 posts before you can sell anything on this forum.
Welcome to coinpeople by the way.
But remember, you must be on this forum for 1 month and 25 posts before you can sell anything on this forum.
Welcome to coinpeople by the way.
OK. Thank u/
P911, do you have experience with molotok.ru?
yes. from 2002/ its one of the most popular auction in Runet/
QUOTE(p911 @ Apr 16 2007, 02:31 AM) [snapback]317882[/snapback]
i live in Russia, so i cant do it in US, but I can help u only with advice, or in world auctions/
<I can help u only with advice
For free?
QUOTE(Cheburgen @ Apr 19 2007, 02:52 AM) [snapback]318479[/snapback]
<I can help u only with advice
For free?
certainly
QUOTE(p911 @ Apr 16 2007, 08:37 AM) [snapback]317876[/snapback]
I help u to purchase coins in Russia
Will you help to get them out from Russia too????
Nice try, товарищ майор.
QUOTE(p911 @ Apr 18 2007, 11:52 PM) [snapback]318521[/snapback]
certainly
OK. I need your advise about this coin. Should I buy it? Is it genuine?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Russian-Ruble-1834-Mon...1QQcmdZViewItem
QUOTE(Cheburgen @ Apr 20 2007, 06:36 AM) [snapback]318683[/snapback]
OK. I need your advise about this coin. Should I buy it? Is it genuine?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Russian-Ruble-1834-Mon...1QQcmdZViewItem
the price is very attractive but i suppose that its a fake
p911 what makes you think it's a fake?
How can it be a fake? It comes in a "this is no fake" plastic box! 
QUOTE(squirrel @ Apr 20 2007, 09:31 AM) [snapback]318736[/snapback]
How can it be a fake? It comes in a "this is no fake" plastic box!
It looks odd to me, but maybe it's the lighting from below that makes it look so strange?
Above is the Sekine coin for comparison.
QUOTE(grivna1726 @ Apr 20 2007, 06:03 PM) [snapback]318742[/snapback]
It looks odd to me, but maybe it's the lighting from below that makes it look so strange?
Above is the Sekine coin for comparison.
the plastic box doesnt guarantee that it isnt fake/ so i see that the main difference between the high quality fake ruble 1834 and real coin are connected with the nose. if u compare nose u will see the differences
I guess the coin is ok .
This is just a scanner problem - incorrectly selected position of the coin. As a result, the shadow and toning are highlighted.
This is just a scanner problem - incorrectly selected position of the coin. As a result, the shadow and toning are highlighted.
QUOTE(Oldman @ Apr 20 2007, 09:14 PM) [snapback]318772[/snapback]
I guess the coin is ok .
This is just a scanner problem - incorrectly selected position of the coin. As a result, the shadow and toning are highlighted.
I think eBay coin is ok and I agree with Oldman about scanner. Could be everything of course but even this bad image shows some signs of authentic coin. I wondr however why ANACS, not NGC - more common these days.
QUOTE(Timofei @ Apr 19 2007, 10:01 AM) [snapback]318522[/snapback]
Will you help to get them out from Russia too????
Nice try, товарищ майор.
Timofei, you're wrong: he is not "товарищ", now he is "Gospodin"...
QUOTE(banivechi @ Apr 21 2007, 10:13 PM) [snapback]318937[/snapback]
Timofei, you're wrong: he is not "товарищ", now he is "Gospodin"...
I was joking, but the sad part of the joke is that this is the oldest fishing trick - any big seller in Molotok dealing with Russian coins or orders can get from time to time too-good-to-be-true offers or bids from strangers when 'big brothers' try to set up an illegal deal. This is not related (I truly hope!) to p911 offer but a bit of a warning from Moscow to you guys. Just reminding that whatever piece of a history older than 1957 you like in Molotok or any Russian forum - that is forbidden for export by the Russian law. Just be careful, stay alive, don't get caught.
QUOTE(Timofei @ Apr 21 2007, 02:58 PM) [snapback]318940[/snapback]
I was joking, but the sad part of the joke is that this is the oldest fishing trick - any big seller in Molotok dealing with Russian coins or orders can get from time to time too-good-to-be-true offers or bids from strangers when 'big brothers' try to set up an illegal deal. This is not related (I truly hope!) to p911 offer but a bit of a warning from Moscow to you guys. Just reminding that whatever piece of a history older than 1957 you like in Molotok or any Russian forum - that is forbidden for export by the Russian law. Just be careful, stay alive, don't get caught.
I think I would rather buy outside Russia anyway because it seems to me that prices in Russia are even higher than they are here (at least auction prices).
QUOTE(Timofei @ Apr 21 2007, 01:08 PM) [snapback]318936[/snapback]
I think eBay coin is ok and I agree with Oldman about scanner. Could be everything of course but even this bad image shows some signs of authentic coin. I wonder however why ANACS, not NGC - more common these days.
Perhaps because the coin looks cleaned and the owner or seller was afraid that PCGS or NGC wouldn't slab it?
ANACS normally slabs problem coins and adds "Cleaned" to the label, for example, if it was cleaned. They didn't do that with this coin, but the reverse fields look like someone scrubbed it a bit, IMHO.
Obverse looks better to me, except for the rim disturbance at 2 o'clock (which could be a manufacturing flaw and not a rim ding).
QUOTE(bobh @ Apr 21 2007, 02:52 PM) [snapback]318971[/snapback]
Perhaps because the coin looks cleaned and the owner or seller was afraid that PCGS or NGC wouldn't slab it?
ANACS normally slabs problem coins and adds "Cleaned" to the label, for example, if it was cleaned. They didn't do that with this coin, but the reverse fields look like someone scrubbed it a bit, IMHO.
Obverse looks better to me, except for the rim disturbance at 2 o'clock (which could be a manufacturing flaw and not a rim ding).I have a coin slabbed by ANACS and I beleive it was cleaned. Unfortunately, there is no adds "Cleaned" on the slab.
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