Dagger is a thin double-edged dagger. It belongs to cold piercing weapons. The dagger first appeared in the 16th century. Initially, its purpose was to conduct a boarding battle. In naval battles, he was an ideal tool for defeating the enemy at short range. It is noteworthy that shortly before the appearance of the dagger, such a weapon had a longer blade than subsequent samples
The reign of Nicholas II in Russia was marked by the beginning of the minting of new coins. They were popular with the people and were used in commodity-money relations. History of the Nikolaev ruble: description of coins, minting and variety
The history of our country is rich and varied. Each historical milestone brought interesting facts. So, in numismatics, 1922 is an amazing year, when the Civil War was already coming to an end, and at that time the mint in Petrograd began to issue a new coin. 50 kopecks of 1922 were minted from precious metal. By the way, it was this coin that was the last to depict the coat of arms of the RSFSR. And from the next year, coins appeared, where there was the symbolism of the Soviet Union
Paying in the market and in shops with money has become a common thing. It is even impossible to imagine how a person would live without money. Sometimes the question arises: how did people pay before? When did the first coin appear in Russia? What was she like?
Coin collecting is the oldest human hobby. Initially, only we althy citizens could do it. At present, it does not require significant funds to collect a good collection. Many novice numismatists are wondering how to store coins?
Now the modern realities of the economy are such that the crisis that has affected the banking business and almost all areas of production is forcing most we althy people to look for new, more reliable ways to invest their free capital from its further depreciation. As you know, art, paintings and antiques can both rise in price and fall. That is why today the interest in collecting old and rare coins has increased so sharply
There are about 5 varieties of the 1981 3 kopeck coin. They differ in the presence or absence of ribbons, awns on ears, the clarity of various details, and so on. Today we will try to understand all these nuances, describe in detail the monetary units, and also talk about the cost of various copies. Let's say right away that the price of coins may vary depending on their safety and type
Coins of 50 kopecks of 1921 were issued in the RSFSR at the Petrograd Mint. In terms of their features and technical data, the coins resembled the money of Imperial Russia and were even made on the same equipment. Today we will consider the details of these ancient coins, find the features and understand the varieties and prices
Coins are banknotes that are made of metal or other solid material. They have a certain shape, weight, dignity (value). Usually coins were made and are made by minting to give them the shape of a regular circle
The coin of 20 kopecks of 1989 is one of the last monetary units that were minted on the territory of the Soviet Union. However, its cost is not as high as the sellers of old money would like. Today we will understand the features, varieties and, of course, determine the approximate price for these coins
The one fifty kopeck coin of 1925 can be called a true gem of minted monetary art. The coin is made of solid silver. Printed at the Leningrad Mint in accordance with all requirements, weight standards and geometrical norms
The cost of a coin of 2 kopecks of 1935 depends directly on the type of stamp that was used for its production. The change of the seals used in the work took place in the same year, so the coins of the same year vary quite a lot in appearance, and therefore in value too
Among the coins of 3 kopecks of 1980 there are simple and very rare varieties. If for the usual coinage they give a symbolic price, then for a couple of other options you can get quite a decent jackpot. Let's figure out today which three-kopeck coins are valued by collectors, and which ones can still lie in your wallet. The price range, it should be noted, is decent, so it’s definitely worth sorting out the issue
Coin 5 kopecks 1935 is a real find for a numismatist. This year, when minting monetary units, several stamps were changed, which ensured a variety of varieties of coins. The price for such money varies from a thousand to a hundred thousand rubles. But first things first
Despite the fact that this coin was issued as a jubilee coin and was dedicated to the fortieth anniversary of the Great Victory, its circulation was huge. That is why 10 kopecks in 1985 is of little value to numismatists. However, this coin also has its own characteristics and nuances that can increase its small value to the maximum
After the 1980 Olympics, many thematic items were created, but the 1982 20 kopeck coin is no different. The circulation was large-scale, so this currency was not particularly popular with numismatists. But over time, its price began to grow, so it remains to be seen what will happen in fifteen years
The 15 kopeck coin of 1982 is not of high value, as it was minted in a multimillion-dollar quantity. The stamps that were used to produce such coins were often used, so the money is of little value to collectors. But still coins have some features
The price of a coin of 10 kopecks in 1982 varies from 5 rubles to 1300 rubles. Why such difference? What role do awns and ledges play in determining value? It's all about the use of stamps. Read more in this article
Produced in 1973, 2 kopecks have several varieties. The difference, as on many coins of that time, is only in the image of the coat of arms and some small details. It is precisely on them that the price of these funds in the numismatics market depends. Some will be priced in rubles, while others have a price tag of about 200 rubles
There are three types of 20 kopeck coins produced in 1979. They differ in the presence or absence of awns on the ears, which is due to the use of "native" and "new" dies in the manufacture. All the nuances, as well as the cost of coins - in this article
The 1981 20 kopeck coin is considered one of the most variable. Collectors have about nine varieties of this currency. The value of each type will, of course, depend on the safety of the coin, as well as on the frequency of occurrence
Mikhail Krasinets is one of the most scandalous and discussed private collectors in the post-Soviet space. He is known for creating the largest collection of domestic cars in the open air, which already has more than 300 examples. Among them are many rare and collectible models. However, many are still ambivalent about its exposition, arguing whether it is: a unique museum or an ordinary landfill
USSR is our recent past. Echoes of those times can still be found today. Pocket watch "Lightning" was a very prestigious and expensive thing, and now are in museums and private collectors
Many people simply do not know the difference between commemorative coins, the cost of which in some cases reaches quite decent amounts. There are copies, the price of which is determined not by tens and hundreds of thousands of rubles, but exceeds a million
One of the most exciting hobbies is philately. Collectors who collect postage stamps periodically hold meetings where they exchange rare copies and discuss new finds
Numismatics is a very common hobby. Many people are ready for many years to look for a coin that is missing in their collection. And sometimes such a found coin is very expensive
One thousand nine hundred and sixty-first year is notable for the release of the Soviet 1 ruble banknote, which was valid for more than a quarter of a century. Her circulation in the USSR ends in 1991. For collectors, 1 ruble of 1961 type press is of particular interest - in perfect condition, without signs of walking, as if it had just been made. The reader probably wants to know how much is 1 ruble in 1961
The country of the Soviets had sufficient experience in creating banknotes, both ordinary and copies, for the anniversary, birthday of the leader of the state or the date of a heroic deed. Vladimir Ilyich was the leader of the world revolution. The image of Lenin was taken as the basis of symbols on the military heraldry of the country, on the money supply in the USSR. The publication of the image of the leader of the proletariat took place on paper and iron money with a brilliant variety and art
On the history of the medal "Veteran of the Armed Forces of Russia". Methods and process of receiving the award step by step in two versions. Description of the benefits to bearers of the medal of a veteran of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. Modern appearance of the award, wearing rules in two variations according to official requirements. Military veterans in Russia
For a simple layman, antiques are just any old thing. But what does this word really mean? Is Grandma's vase antique? Perhaps you are about to start your small collection? Then you will be interested
Sometimes a treasure can be found even in your own wallet. Expensive modern Russian coins can make you richer! And it's not about contributions or anything like that. Money can also be sold: the main thing is to know which ones and to whom
Numismatic value of a rare coin - commemorative 2 euros. Description of the details associated with the different issues of these coins
Porcelain dolls have always been the envy and desire of not only experienced collectors, but also ordinary people. After all, a porcelain doll in the house is a sign of prosperity, respectability and some kind of chosenness
20 kopecks 1932 is one of the most interesting Soviet coins. Despite the fact that the cost of their bulk is low, they are actively collected by numismatists. Of particular value among them are the so-called crossovers and coins made from non-standard alloys for the series
Antique Orthodox icons are of great interest to collectors all over the world. It is not only an object of aesthetic and spiritual pleasure. Antique icons are a win-win investment. As a special kind of antiques, they are highly valued in the market, and their value increases every year
Kopeck as the smallest monetary unit was in use long before the arrival of Peter the Great. Nevertheless, she became a real symbol of the Petrine era
Bimetallic coins of 10 rubles today are actively collected by collectors. Among them there are both common inexpensive coins and real numismatic rarities. For the first time in Russia, coins of this type were issued in 2000, and today their price varies from several hundred to several thousand rubles
When Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev was at the head of the USSR, Victory Day over Nazi Germany began to turn into the second most important public holiday after the October Revolution. May 9 officially became a public holiday in 1965. The holiday in those years acquired a large number of traditions that are still observed today, for example, military parades on Red Square. Then the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier was also opened
When we find an interesting coin, there is a desire to know not only its history, but also its value. It will be difficult for a person who is not familiar with numismatics to determine the value of the find. You can find out the real value in several ways
The era of the existence of the Soviet Union lasted a full sixty-eight years, during which time many historical events happened, in memory of which a large number of metal coins were issued. It is very difficult to reliably calculate how many different varieties of coins were issued over this long period. But one thing can be said with one hundred percent certainty - today many of these copies cost a lot of money