Russia, Imperial. A Pair Of 18Th Century Kopek Coins certificate_of_authenticity bronze with a gold-coloured gilt

bronze with a gold-coloured gilt and enamels

emboss stamped with a worn maker's mark and location designation but the letters "TELLS" of the maker's name remains legible

the belt connects to the frog with two functional magnetic metal spring clips and features a functional magnetic metal buckle for adjustable wear

Current Lifeboat Stations as at 31 December 1996

red and black threads machine woven on brown cloth backing

Russia, Imperial. A Pair Of 18Th Century Kopek Coins certificate_of_authenticity bronze with a gold-coloured giltA pair of kopek coins, including: 1. A 1799 1 kopek coin, constructed of bronze, the obverse bearing a raised monogram of Tsar Paul I, the reverse bearing a raised 1 kopek value, strike date of 1799, and the mark of the Ekaterinburg Mint, measuring 28 mm in diameter, in extremely fine condition. 2. A 1775 5 kopek coin, constructed of bronze, the obverse bearing a raised monogram of Tsarina Catherine II (the Great), the reverse bearing a raised 5 kopek