hrnewsome Full Member Joined Jun 19, 2013 Messages 118 Reaction score 43 Golden Thread 0 Jul 15, 2013 Thread Owner #1 Found these two coins in a nickel roll today. Does anybody know their origin or material they are made of? If I don't find silver it's not because I'm not looking! Attachments image-743408424.webp 73.7 KB · Views: 129
Found these two coins in a nickel roll today. Does anybody know their origin or material they are made of? If I don't find silver it's not because I'm not looking!
Generic_Lad Bronze Member Joined Jul 23, 2010 Messages 1,376 Reaction score 276 Golden Thread 0 Detector(s) used Garrett Ace 250, Bounty Hunter Quick Draw Primary Interest: Other Jul 15, 2013 #2 Its Russian (post-soviet) and I believe it is a 1 ruble and is copper-nickel brass.
hrnewsome Full Member Joined Jun 19, 2013 Messages 118 Reaction score 43 Golden Thread 0 Jul 15, 2013 Thread Owner #3 Generic_Lad said: Its Russian (post-soviet) and I believe it is a 1 ruble and is copper-nickel brass. Click to expand... Thanks! If I don't find silver it's not because I'm not looking!
Generic_Lad said: Its Russian (post-soviet) and I believe it is a 1 ruble and is copper-nickel brass. Click to expand... Thanks! If I don't find silver it's not because I'm not looking!
sagittarius98 Gold Member Joined Jan 16, 2012 Messages 5,942 Reaction score 753 Golden Thread 0 Location Maryland Detector(s) used White's Coinmaster Primary Interest: Other Jul 15, 2013 #4 They are just worth exchange value.
H hannahgodfrey Jr. Member Joined Apr 9, 2013 Messages 37 Reaction score 4 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jul 20, 2013 #5 Yup that’s a ruble. On the obverse is the emblem of the Bank of Russia framed by a circle of dots. It’s a copper-nickel-zinc coin.
Yup that’s a ruble. On the obverse is the emblem of the Bank of Russia framed by a circle of dots. It’s a copper-nickel-zinc coin.