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Posts posted by IgorS
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I agree with Steve and BKB - second type is rarer and I like the first type more
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Actually wings down poltina went for 13,500 after comission. Owner also accepts offers. Strange. Price is far from being a bargain.
For a great coin there hardly ever can be a bargain, especially in an open auction visible by all.
I do not understand why it shows "owner accepts offers" on this one, since I know for sure that it is not the case.
Must be some kind of Heritage gimmick.
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i think 8-9k.
There is 25 kop 1827 from same collection too. I belive old EHR Green collection.
http://coins.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=241410&lotNo=15253&lotIdNo=11221
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So poltina sold for $11,500. I followed the link for 25 kop - the new owner accepting offers. Interesting.
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Any bets on how much this coin will sell for tomorrow?
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It was offered in a few auctions in Russia, but never sold. You can find a discussion on SM forum.
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I agree with RARENUM on this one ... probably fake. Such high grade in this series just does not exist. Besides, there are funny irregularities.
This particular coin was condemned in Russia.
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10 and 4 kopeks are in two very different categories. 10 kopeks is obtainable, but 4 is a different story.
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Did you mean 10 of 4 kopeks of 1762?
Which Peter's Moscow rouble is your dream?
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First time I see it in copper as well. These usually described as follows:
Медаль в честь князя М.Б.Барклая де Толли. Пруссия, Берлин, 1815 г. Медальерная мастерская Д.Лооса (лиц. ст. — внизу под венком: LOOS). Серебро, 9,21 г. Диаметр 28,8 мм. Сохранность отличная, зеркальное поле, красивая патина. СРМ# V.53. Иверсен# XXI.2 (т.1, с.23). Холодковский# XXVIII. Ашик, с. 282.# 2. Редкая.
And yes, I was also thinking of poltina looking at your copper kopeck.
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Let's see an example.
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I had one in silver. Looks like I am out of space for uploads. Can someone remind me how to free up space? Thanks,.
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Silver and Nickel jetons are rated R. Copper one is R1.
I have all of Rudenko's books. Luckily they were presents from the author. Otherwise I would probably have only one.
The fourth book is on Nurenberg counting tokens.
I think you are correct about public's sentiment.
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The ones you call "official looking" are official. I hardly ever see them in copper. Was it hard to find?
According to Rudenko's book reference, the copper ones were not struck for the ceremony, but to satisfy the demand from public (more silver ones too)
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Car is much more modest.
Those were the days of Y2K and we, computer geeks, made a few bucks that could be spent on coins.
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This is not the first time I hear of it, but do not remember where I read about it. Briefly looked at Spassky and Zander, but did not find the info...
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BKB, you managed to take a decent photo. Congrats!
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Good video. Many technological steps are the same as back in the day.
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Many cheaper, but nice and some pretty rare copper coins did not sell at all...
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Happy and Healthy!
Russian coins of interest (quality, rarety, beauty) for sale on eBay...
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I did not think Proof coin could become non Proof, but only impaired Proof.