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1915 Russia 20 Kopeks

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Considerations?

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It had a relatively high mintage 105,500,000 and a fairly low silver content (480 parts per 1000) but still an interesting WW1 coin.
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I picked up a lot of these sometime ago, just getting around to giving them some attention. A few of them appear to be on the brink of Circulated/Uncirculated, but I don't know what constitutes honest wear versus strike weakness (particularly around the orb). There is a lot of interesting design elements on the obverse.
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I have I believe an 1918 but not as nice a grade and has some stuff on it. A very nice looking coin though!
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I would give it MS-65, great detailed devices, nice coin.
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looks cleaned on one side because of the hairlines, thus lacking quite a bit of luster.
and the spot at 11 o'clock takes a little apeal away
so imho think its the highest AU
nice looking coin for shure
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Does look cleaned, au details I think.
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Some hairlines on the surface, otherwise detail is excellent. AU-58.
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After cleaning and with such scratches, rather VF+/XF- (for sure in Poland in numismatics shops)
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