Russina Bronze Rouble 1645

Hello, I have this coin and need more information on it. If anyone can help, I would appreciate it.

Thank you

This is a modern copy of the coin with 11 pieces known

Thank you for your reply, what determines an original from a modern copy?

Where could I find an original to compare?

Thank you

You can find an original in Hermitage museum in St. Petersburg)

Where do you take this coin? Do you have any single reason that this is an original?

Thank you, this coin came from the collection of Sol Goldman in New York City.

The collector had a number of pieces that were rare and valuable.

I have seen the pictures of the same coin but have noticed differences in the writing and position of the horses front legs. Unfortunately I do not read Russian.

If this is a copy and only 11 known, what value does this have? any idea?

I appreciate your replies.

I don't know if it is modern copy or not, but this is a copy.
If you want to compare with an original, I found a photo in Internet.

Thank you very much, the coin looks the same as mine, in terms of writing and horse's from legs.

I will soon post measurements, diameter and weight of my coin.

Thank you again.

Deifinetly a copy and not even a good copy. Quite easy to compare from real one.

Hello, this is another old Russian coin, 1 kopek dated 1801 with initials K.M. (rare).

This is truly a beautiful coin.

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​Also 99,9% fake coin. Such coin probably has never been existed.
There is a theory that they might be minted in XIX century using original stamps (so called Novodel) especialy for collectors. But style of the letters for your coin is absolutely different from the coins those time, coin looks like casted, not minted, and it can't be so circulated

Another russian coin, 2 kopek dated 1852

Not as beautiful as the 1 kopek but still very nice.