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Is this coin Polish? No, this coin is NOT Polish. |
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Is it from Russia?
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Is it from Russia? Yes, it was minted in Russia. Edited by joecoin
07/16/2019 11:41 pm
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OK, 8 questions left. Russia was the last country to stop making hammered coins, so the date should be a bit easier to identify.
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I can't find a resource that specifies which coins are hammered, but looking through a catalog, it looks like the earliest would have been around 1760, but I would guess its greater than 1780.
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Is it copper?
"If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
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"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
-----King Adz
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Is it copper? Yes,the coin is copper. 13/20 |
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Ok so to summarize, this coin is from Russia before 1800. It is copper and at least 22 mm in diameter.
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@Spence
Do you have any info on when they stopped making hammered coins?
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Well I can't say I have any guesses but I sure am learning a lot!
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Ok so to summarize, this coin is from Russia before 1800. It is copper and at least 22 mm in diameter. I can confirm your summation is correct. But there's a lot more to it than just that. |
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Was it minted after 1749?
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Joecoin..this is not a question directed to you..But to fellow followers.. Humm...Remember,he said yes the coin was minted in Russia. But he was vague on it being a Russian coin (is what I got) Could it have been minted in Russia for one of the territories they may have ruled over (if any) during this time span?...  ..World history not my high point in school... |
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Was it minted after 1749? Yes, it WAS minted after 1749. 14/20 |
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