Russia. My coins, finds & more

gabberbob · Oct 23, 2012

In this topic I will show pics of the coins and other my finds. Welcome to Russia!
Here one of my first finds. Are found in the village where I have a country house
(in photos one coin is represented. But in different foreshortenings.)

"Polushka" 1735 - my first coin.

Ring - the end of the 19th century (copper+gold)

Star of a headdress of the soldier of red army 1924

Dihren · Oct 23, 2012

That badge from 1924 is incredible!!!

JohnnyMac · Oct 23, 2012

Great finds..thanks for sharing

Erik in NJ · Oct 23, 2012

What city are you in? I have been to St. Petersburg and Moscow, but that was before I started detecting. Would be interesting to detect there. Were these found at your dacha?

Calvin.Coin · Oct 23, 2012

Awesome!!!

garryson · Oct 24, 2012

Nice! Thanks for showing! :icon_thumright:

gabberbob · Oct 24, 2012

Erik in NJ said:
What city are you in? Were these found at your dacha?

Yes at my dacha))))

My city called is Ryazan, 200 km from Moscow.
Ryazan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

gabberbob · Oct 24, 2012

here finds of this summer

VRP Polushka - 1701 year. (Polushka = 1/4 kopeks)

1 kopeks - 1829

1 kopeks - 1893

1 kopeks - 1897

detectahead · Oct 24, 2012

Very cool! Liked the pic of the country side, thanks for the peek.

nsdq · Oct 25, 2012

them be cool finds

gabberbob · Oct 25, 2012

Copper ring 14-16 century with incrustation by a bone or amber. This ring is found in the summer/

And yesterday's find: ring with pseudo-heraldry ornament (copper) 17-18 century.

Northland Hunter · Oct 25, 2012

Nice finds!

Great coins and i like the 1924 badge!

Calvin.Coin · Oct 25, 2012

You find some very old relics! Nice. You also do very good with the pictures, very clean presentations from all angles.

peace,
cc

got2dig · Oct 25, 2012

You Have some nice finds. HH from Tennessee.

gabberbob · Oct 25, 2012

Photos I do in graphic programs. I want that other hunters would enjoy a type of finds, as me.

gabberbob · Oct 26, 2012

this time I will show photos of fighting tools:
Fighting Tatars - Mongolian axe. 13-15 century.

This fighting ring for fist fighting. It is put on a hand thumb. 19-20 century.

Sulitsa - — version of the throwing weapon. Represents a dart, the throwing spear having an iron tip in length of 15 — 20 cm and a staff in length 1,2 — 1,5 m. It was actively used in Eastern and northern Europe in the IX—XIII century as the fighting and hunting weapon.

Dihren · Oct 26, 2012

gabberbob said:
this time I will show photos of fighting tools:
Fighting Tatars - Mongolian axe. 13-15 century.
<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=692466"/>

This fighting ring for fist fighting. It is put on a hand thumb. 19-20 century.
<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=692468"/>

Sulitsa - — version of the throwing weapon. Represents a dart, the throwing spear having an iron tip in length of 15 — 20 cm and a staff in length 1,2 — 1,5 m. It was actively used in Eastern and northern Europe in the IX—XIII century as the fighting and hunting weapon.
<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=692465"/>

What incredible pieces of history!!!

david583 · Oct 26, 2012

Very nice finds !! I really enjoy see finds for other countries . So please keep posting them . Thanks !!

gabberbob · Oct 28, 2012

The weekend carried out in a country house. Passed on sites of neighbors. Fids: The decorative overlay for the hunting weapon, horse hand bell, part of the bronze bell, two broken Christian crosses, 1 kopek 1905, 20 kopeks 1932, some Soviet coins, 5 kopeks of 1946 in VF condition are made from alloy bronze-aluminum, 15 silver kopeks 1923, 2 kopeks 1924. Surprising fact: kopeks of 1924 were minted on the old equipment, on this equipment did imperial coins. Because of it they have big diameter and thickness.