1700 Or 1702 Russian Empire - Kopeck - Wire Coin

Thanks for that link - I now have the date as 1701.

circled is the date on these coins - The trick is to find them with this area intact and readable.

Interesting example!

I'm not sure how you got the idea that Numista does not have a 1701 wire kopek!

The problem is actually in the opposite direction. Numista's coverage of Russian wire coinage is mainly based on the Kleshchinov-Grishin series of catalogs, which cover numerous minor die varieties (especially numerous for this period, with immense mintages of tiny coins).
[For the US collectors in the audience: this is roughly the equivalent of classifying Morgan dollars by VAM. Imagine a catalog that considered every single VAM to be a separate type; this is roughly what the Numista coverage of these kopeks looks like.]

Numista has thirty-four different listings for 1701 wire kopeks, and there's probably a few more types it can have but doesn't happen to.

I can try to figure out which variety you have (...if I manage to find enough data online), but attributing post-1700 wire kopeks is hilariously hard; approximately no one bothers with it (to such an extent that Kleshchinov and Grishin ended up making a simplified catalog for just figuring out the date, which doesn't even try to list out all the die combinations), and it honestly surprises me that Numista does.

Thank you so much for that link! Turns out they've mirrored the convenient silver-copeck website I've been using for ages before it went down: https://kyiv2014.com/copeck/index.html

With that reference [here's their 1701 listing - there are about sixty variants], I can with at least some degree of confidence assign your coin to KG 1652, i.e. Numista 162206.

Check out my post; I think I've figured out the match.

I do agree that Numista is being extraordinarily unhelpful here, yeah. I'm surprised how people do manage to classify their coins there correctly; in retrospect I kinda wonder how many of them are actually just assigned to a random entry for the right date.