If it is not, it will be cut out this evening. According to Krause, the 1 rouble is probably worth more than what I paid for the whole set, plus 4 Yugoslavian sets that came with it.
Cost me a whopping $12 delivered.
Full Version: another quick question on Soviet coins
Picked this up off eBay. Don't think it's official, is it??
If it is not, it will be cut out this evening. According to Krause, the 1 rouble is probably worth more than what I paid for the whole set, plus 4 Yugoslavian sets that came with it.
Cost me a whopping $12 delivered.
If it is not, it will be cut out this evening. According to Krause, the 1 rouble is probably worth more than what I paid for the whole set, plus 4 Yugoslavian sets that came with it.
Cost me a whopping $12 delivered.
kuhli, I would recommand not to cut up the set yet. I have seen coins from 1957 that has been packed "officially", perhaps by the Soviet foreign exchange banks for tourists to buy them.
What suprises me is how randomly they are aligned, which might not be official. But seeing such BUs is somewhat uncommon, especially for all denominations. Nice 1 ruble there Kuhli
What suprises me is how randomly they are aligned, which might not be official. But seeing such BUs is somewhat uncommon, especially for all denominations. Nice 1 ruble there Kuhli
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