Russian Kopeck

I can recognize the specific type of this coin. 0.31g, 10.5mm 

N#111603

then can you recognize the year？

PALPATINE

then can you recognize the year？

There is no date on the coin…

http://www.a-saida.jp/spravki/silver-copeck/8000/5.htm

Probably this. Coin minted in Moscow 1533-1547

Fenriz

 

 

 

http://www.a-saida.jp/spravki/silver-copeck/8000/5.htm

Probably this. Coin minted in Moscow 1533-1547

No, the left rear leg is too far away, it is indeed the coin KG# 26 identified above.

I'm slowly adding examples of wire coins to Numsta  catalogue. It is easier to compare coins for ID with photos of the coins rather than with pictures from catalogue in case of doubts

I'll stick to my opinion. Look at the horse's head. Their dating must also be based on the degree of rarity. Since it is a regular coin, I still think KG 21

PS! I am currently working on creating a program with the help of AI that would help date wire money. It is particularly difficult to date the wire coins of Peter I, as they are very fragmentary. Besides, there is no good catalog for all coins. Parts are in the KG catalog, parts in Zaitsev, etc. I'm currently making a proper database. As a basis, I take dactyloscopy software. I'll show you when I'm ready :))

No, it is kg26. Just compare details with photos of 21 and 26 at Numista catalogue.

There is a very good and full catalogue (GKH2): https://en.numista.com/catalogue/catalogue.php?id=911

New variants are sometimes being discovering, but as I understand, they will be included into updated version with the same numeration

I had made a tutorial according to Grinya's instructions.

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