My most valuable coins. Detailed description.

Hi all. In this article I want to tell you in detail about my most valuable coins.I want to tell you about the features of these coins, where I found them, how valuable they are and whether it makes sense to collect and collect them.
From the very beginning, I watched a lot of different videos on the Internet.And I realized that this is a very exciting activity.Without hesitation, I ordered my first metal detector and started searching for coins, gold and silver.

This was my first metal detector.This is the most convenient, lightest and simplest but at the same time effective metal detector.It was with this metal detector that I began my search.

If interesting! Here is the link to the very site where my metal detector was purchased.

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I looked for the coins and other valuables in the fields, on old roads where sellers used to pass, on beaches by the sea, also where there used to be houses, but today only ruins remain.
I rejoiced at any findings. Starting from an iron stud and ending with precious coins.
The very first find was the most ordinary 5 kopecks issued in 1950. I was at the peak of joy. These emotions are indescribable. I had such a great desire to study numismatics that you can’t even imagine

Here's my first find.
The most common 5 kopecks from 1950.Metal: aluminum bronze. Diameter: 25 mm. Weight: 5 g. Edge: ribbed.
5 kopecks 1950 - a valuable bargaining chip of the USSR. There are 6 known varieties of coins, their value ranges from 10 to 300 hryvnia.

Then there was a short break among the coins. In most cases, I found various small pieces of metal; in the fields I came across a lot of small spare parts from agricultural machinery. But I didn't stop searching.
And I still continued my search. And in today’s article I want to tell you what ancient and valuable coins I have

Anniversary 50 kopecks of the USSR.Year of issue 01.10.1967.Metal: copper-nickel alloy. Weight: 6.45 grams. Diameter: 25 millimeters. Thickness: 2 millimeters.
The reverse of the coin depicts V.I. Lenin, and on the obverse in large letters “FIFTY YEARS OF SOVIET POWER” also depicts the coat of arms of the USSR - the hammer and sickle.
Market value from 100 hryvnia to 1100 depending on the condition of the coin.

1 fifty kopeck piece, 1924 issue.
Silver coin of the USSR (colloquial name “Kuznets”). Coins were minted from 1924 to 1927.The coin is made of 900 silver. Diameter: 26.7 mm. Weight: 10 grams. Metal:90%Ag.The obverse of the coin depicts a blacksmith hitting an anvil with a hammer; a plow lies on the side near the anvil. On the reverse is the inscription “Workers of all countries, unite!” Below is an image of the USSR Coat of Arms with six ribbons on ears of wheat.
The value of the coin ranges from 200 to 13,000 thousand hryvnia, depending on the condition and type of coin.

1 kopeck 1901 issue.
Metal: copper. Weight: 3.28 grams. Diameter: 21.7 mm. Circulation: 30,000,000 pcs. Rosencrantz plant in St. Petersburg.
On the obverse there is an image of the Small State Emblem of the Russian Empire, model 1856. The coat of arms of two has a double-headed eagle. In the upper part there is a convex inscription “COPPER RUSSIAN COIN” and in the lower part there is a depressed inscription “ONE KOPEYKA”.
On the reverse of the coin there is an inscription in two lines: “1 kopeck.” There are two stars on each side of the number 1 at the top. Below, under the inscription “Kopeyka” - S.P.B. symbol. which means St. Petersburg. At the top of the coin is the year 1901, as well as the word "YEAR".
The price in Ukraine for such a coin starts from 20 to 2000, depending on the condition of the coin itself.

50 kopecks 1922.
Weight: 10 grams, of which 9 grams are pure metal. Diameter: 26.67 mm. Thickness: 2 millimeters. 900 silver coin.Circulation: 8 million 224 thousand copies.
On the reverse, in the center of the ring, there is a five-pointed star, inside the star there is a circle on which the denomination is written, in the center of the star “50” , is the year of issue of the coin 1922. At the top there is also the inscription 50 kopecks.
In the center of the obverse we see the sovereign coat of arms of the USSR on which we see a hammer and sickle against the background of the sun's rays, and on the sides of the coat of arms are bundles of ears of grain. And all this is located in a bead ring. At the top of the coin we see the inscription “PROLETARIANS OF ALL COUNTRIES, UNITE!” And at the very bottom we see the inscription of the union republic within the USSR “R.S.F.S.R.”The price of such a coin in Ukraine can start from 300 hryvnia ending with 2000 hryvnia.
This is a very good and profitable find for those who are looking for coins for pleasure and for sale.

Denga 1748. This is the oldest coin in my collection.
Metal: Copper.Weight: 8.19 g.Diameter: 23
Yard: Red Mint (Moscow); Ekaterinburg Mint.
Circulation: 79,608,000 pcs.
On the obverse we see two laurel branches, under the year of the coin two palm branches are crossed. In the center of the coin in three lines is the denomination and year of issue “DE NGA” 1748. There are two straight lines between the denomination and the year of issue.
The reverse features a double-headed eagle. Both eagle heads bear crowns, and above them is the main crown. The eagle holds an orb in its left paw and a scepter in its right paw.
The price of the coin varies from 100 to 10,000 thousand hryvnia. It all depends on its uniqueness and the condition of the coin itself.
Despite the fact that it is not of particular value. When I found this coin, I was very pleasantly surprised. I couldn't believe I found a coin that was almost 300 years old.

I also have anniversary 10 hryvnia coins from 2018 in my collection. But I bought these six coins so that they would beautifully complement my collection.You will also see anniversary coins of Ukraine.In denomination of one hryvnia.

I also can’t ignore my wonderful little book for storing coins. It is very convenient and compact. The booklet's compartments are large enough and roomy enough for different types of coins. The book itself has a very pleasant feel and is very easy to use. I recommend to everyone. For those interested, here is a link to this book.

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In this article I showed and talked about a small part of my coins. I would like to personally recommend numismatics to you as a hobby or as a small income. When you walk around with a metal detector and find jewelry, you both relax and get a lot of positive emotions. And these emotions are indescribable, especially when you find something 5, 10 or even 20 times older than you. That's why I recommend this hobby to everyone. Moreover, this hobby is suitable for both schoolchildren and retirees. The main thing is to look for places, find old maps, look for very old roads where traders used to pass! Who is interested in my topics, write comments, subscribe to the page so as not to miss interesting finds and much other interesting information in the future. Thank you very much for your attention.