Old Russian Pins in a free box on side of road

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So i pulled a Uturn on my way to the farmers market this morning to pick up a labelled free box at the end of someones driveway. There was various junk inside, hangers, tupperware, and a ziplock bag with these pins and an old russian towel.

It was a random find for what else was with it in the box.

This worth anything for selling? I'm curious about the pins history and story if anyone knows something.

Thanks. :)

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I just bought two Russian political pins last month. I believe one has a commemorative date of 1979 (I gave them as a present so I can't verify). I gave around $7 a piece for them. I would easily say you could get $100-150 if you are able to part them out.
 

That's one heck of a score.
It definitely pays to stop at those "free" spots. You just never know.
 

Here's some of mine that were attached to a Russian side cap (Pilotka). There's 60 of them attached on it. Not as many as you got for free. I have a couple dozen more now since then, but they are in a box somewhere.

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stupid habit of Russian, sell caps and other hats with a lot of useless pins. I hate Russian buyers . on your cap with chevrons sewn clothes of different types of troops
 

stupid habit of Russian, sell caps and other hats with a lot of useless pins. I hate Russian buyers . on your cap with chevrons sewn clothes of different types of troops
Yes, Air Force, Motorized Rifles and Communications. I know they are not correct but it was free more or less at a garage sale.


Sorry I hijacked your thread AwakenYouthful
 

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