alexbq2
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Could also be an 8, 6 or 5. Most likely it would be 9 or 8.
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Looks like it - 20/19
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Good catch! Pictures are too small to examine the date, some unlucky winner will be in for an unpleasant surprise when this coin arrives.
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I think there are Novodels and there are patterns for that year. There's some difference in the eagles tail rounded vs. angled (or is that only for 10 kopeeks?). I believe that information is also in Steve's JRNS article.
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Was browsing Omnicoin and noticed that Steve D'Ippolito has (or had) a great looking bisti:
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Picked up this Queen Tamar coin on my trip to Georgia: These two are from eBay:
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Good stuff!
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Bigger pictures:
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IMHO there is an overdate: Maybe
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Yeah, I realized that I couldn't take nicer photos than these so I didn't even bother and used yours.
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I got moscow edge from Steve a few months ago:
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Here is the coin. Unfortunately it has been harshly cleaned. However the strike is uncharacteristic for the mints of that time. Coin is struck in a ring, and struck with great force - has high relief. The edge forms a high and sharp ring, edges of the field that have been spared the cleaning still have attractive sheen.
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I always liked that Gagarin statue!
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Thanks Steve! That helps. I think I found a 1838 EM novodel that weighs in at 22.55g.
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Not struck on an SBP marked kopeek
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Actually eBay did disable right click save option for a while, they had only just turned it back on a few months ago. Of course one could still save images in round about ways, but it was a pain in the derriere.
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It can only have the net edge, as the baroque kopeek with SPB inscription is overstruck on top of a 5 kopeek with netted edge.
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Hi! Would anyone here have information on how much do 1830's (wings down eagle) 5 kopeek Novodels weigh? Is there any consistency among them in terms of weight? Thanks in advance!
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What are those things around the top half of the coin?
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I believe I bought something at some point from the first seller. The second sells fakes, apparently even fake sunglasses. I would guess he stole the picture. I don't know why? Wouldn't the buyer be able to tell the difference between what's on the picture and what's on the coin once he/she has it?
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Congrats! I may have bid against you.
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That's hard to believe
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Puli 1781: 1781/7 Half Bisti: 1780/81 Bisti:
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Pretty bad pictures of less than perfect coins: 1808 Bisti 1810 Bisti:
