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    Qualcuno sa che tipo di moneta è questo? Il mio bisnonno li trovò nel Canale Mitteland (1945)

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    3. MobofDucks on

      I would say its a commemorative coin for one of the 8 russian minsitries that were established in 1802. My kyrillic reading is dusty af, but I would guess the ministry of the interior.

      Nothing german.

    4. YuongPanda on

      The man in front reminds me of Tsar Nicolas II, which matches the Cyrillic and as well as the date

    6. Jay_at_Terra on

      Just use an translator or AI:

      The inscription reads:

      “Ministry of Internal Affairs”

      So the full text in English is:
      “Ministry of Internal Affairs 1802–1902”

      It commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Imperial Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs.

      Historically speaking not one of the nicer organisations to deal with unless you are a Grand Prince of the House of Romanov.

      In believe the guys are the Russian Tsar of those 100 years
      Front one is definitely Nicky the Last.

    8. psitaxx on

      Whats iffy to me is the “ь” with a dash which is typically found in Balkan Cyrillic. The emblem looks vaguely like the austro-hungarian coat of arms. It could be Russian tho.

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