What "coins" are these? Definitely not real coins but fakes or fantasies? Could the five kopeks of Elizabeth be some kind of hybrid novodel? No date, diameter 42,1 mm, weight 41,14 g, thickness 3,8 mm.
The other is a coin (five kopeks?) or medal of Emelyan Pugachev as false Peter III. Date 1773, diameter 44,6 mm, weight 41,04 g, thickness 2,2/4,0 mm (thicker on center of the coin).
www.dmultis.org/files/coins.jpg
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I don't even think I need photos of them.
It's just ridicious fantasies. Would you like me to engrave some cheap nonsense die and strike plenty of nonsense metal tokens?
It's just ridicious fantasies. Would you like me to engrave some cheap nonsense die and strike plenty of nonsense metal tokens?
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What "coins" are these? Definitely not real coins but fakes or fantasies? Could the five kopeks of Elizabeth be some kind of hybrid novodel? No date, diameter 42,1 mm, weight 41,14 g, thickness 3,8 mm.
The other is a coin (five kopeks?) or medal of Emelyan Pugachev as false Peter III. Date 1773, diameter 44,6 mm, weight 41,04 g, thickness 2,2/4,0 mm (thicker on center of the coin).
www.dmultis.org/files/coins.jpg
photos:
http://www.dmultis.org/files/coins.jpg
those are fantasies for sure not even fakes
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