Russian Error coin??

[Tomten]

Hey there. I'm quite new with collecting coins so my knowledge about error coins isn't quite a lot really.

 

I've found what I think is a russian error coin, supposed to be a 1,2,3- kopek, can't tell which one it was meant to be.. Both sides of the coin is quite identicaly, but one side protrudes while the other is saggy. I haven't found any information about any coin like this and I've tried emailing people/sites but haven't got any proper answers, so I'm trying this forum.

 

Here's pictures.

 

http://img88.imageshack.us/i/rysk.jpg/

 

http://img607.imageshack.us/i/rysk1.jpg/

 

http://img155.imageshack.us/i/rysk2.jpg/

 

http://img602.imageshack.us/i/rysk3.jpg/

 

Anyone seen anything like it or has any information at all about it?

 

Thanks for any help!

[gxseries]

It's a brockage - congradulations!

 

Quite suprised that it circulated for a while. The denomination should be easy - what is the diameter and weight of the coin? Seems like a two or three kopek coin.

[belg_jos]

This looks like a nice circulated full brockage. Looks genuine to me. Nice find!

 

Jos

[Tomten]

Full brockage is what it's called? Full mirror brockage, correct?

 

Anyone got any clue of what its worth or if there is any special interest in these types of coins?

[Tomten]

3.8cm (1.5 inches), and since I don't have any good equiment for weighing.. I'm guessing with my kitchenscale that it's roughly 300grams.. I'll see if I can find any better scale.