Russian “TOAA -1 Kohbhka 1869 coin

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image shows an antique coin with a detailed engraving of a two-headed eagle, a traditional symbol often associated with Russia and its imperial history, surrounded by Russian text that appears on the outer ring of the coin and reads “Одна копейка,” which translates to “One kopeck.” The coin, appearing to be made of bronze or a similar metallic material, exhibits signs of age and wear, suggesting it may be of significant historical value. The intricate design includes other smaller symbols and an ornamental border, set against a textured dark background, which highlights the rich details of the coin's craftsmanship.

The image shows an antique coin with a detailed engraving of a two-headed eagle, a traditional symbol often associated with Russia and its imperial history, surrounded by Russian text that appears on the outer ring of the coin and reads “Одна копейка,” which translates to “One kopeck.” The coin, appearing to be made of bronze or a similar metallic material, exhibits signs of age and wear, suggesting it may be of significant historical value. The intricate design includes other smaller symbols and an ornamental border, set against a textured dark background, which highlights the rich details of the coin's craftsmanship.

Name/Title

Russian “TOAA -1 Kohbhka 1869 coin

Entry/Object ID

166/10970

Description

Russian, TOAA-1 Kohbhka E M in center of wreath/Meahar Poccinckar Moheta… shield in center