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  1. EugeneG
    It looks like the production of one Belorussian master that was "improved" by a hammer.
  2. EugeneG
    After all overstrikes, it is still a good looking coin. I appreciate such coins a lot
  3. EugeneG
    Nice one. I only saw political messages on banknotes.
  4. EugeneG
    Funny. Is it silver?
  5. EugeneG
    http://www.staraya-moneta.ru/forum/messages/forum15/topic39833/message341685/#message341685
  6. EugeneG
    The main question is, will you visit Russia again?
  7. EugeneG
    Moscow, 1998 is the 1st edition, AFAIK. Moscow, 2010 — the latest one, it is the 4th edition.
  8. EugeneG
    It looks suspicious even without the edge, IMHO.
  9. EugeneG
    I agree that 5kop is probably original.
  10. EugeneG
    Nice coin to have!
  11. EugeneG
    Not only age. "лет" can be also applied to the period in time, for example. "11-й год" , like in "11 AD", is the object itself, while "I'm 11 years old(мне 11 лет)" is the trait of particular object/person. Not starting linguistic discussion, let's just note that "лет" is just plural form genitive case of word "год".
  12. EugeneG
    Good job. Thank you!
  13. EugeneG
    Collapse is more or less over. Priority Mail arrives in less than a month.
  14. EugeneG
    Letters and the cross are very nice. I agree with squirrel, coin itself is great. How much did you pay for it?
  15. EugeneG
    That "create your own for free" banner is so annoying.
  16. EugeneG
    I mean that dies are rotated by 45 degrees. Actually, I made a mistake, remembering from Uzdenikov about "45 degrees rotation". It was about 1724-1725 roubles on Spb mint. It's much more interesting coin then.
  17. EugeneG
    This coin sides orientation is more rare, AFAIK.
  18. EugeneG
    Here is an article about varieties of 1924 rouble. It's in Russian, but Google Translate should help. http://sovmint.ru/?p=2153
  19. EugeneG
    As I can see So there are no "bubbles" on surface? I'm curious, how those bubbles can appear. Edge on galvano-fakes is usually being fixed manually. I never had luck to have a close look on such coins, maybe bubbles are common.
  20. EugeneG
    My bad, sorry. 42.9 and 45.8 are perfectly fits remedium allowance. If weight differs for more than 20%, then it's a strike on special planchet — to fix the weight of coin group. Anyway, I think it nice to have coins with small deviation of normal weight
  21. EugeneG
    What is the weight of 5 kopeks 1787?
  22. EugeneG
    Very nice 9/7/5 overdate, congratulations!
  23. EugeneG
    Commemorative medal for the battle of Akhaltsikhe (1828). Diakov #1785 (R1). Struck in 1839. Medaliers are Lyalin and Klepikov, based on design and model done by Tolstoy. Not the area of my interest, but it wasn't hard for me to find this on google.
  24. EugeneG
    Looks pretty neat. I think I'll buy some books there.
  25. EugeneG
    I'll add that price for this guidebook is around $32 plus shipping from Russian Federation.
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