Russia, Imperial. A Pair Of 18Th Century Kopek Coins certificate_of_authenticity Current Lifeboat Stations as at

Current Lifeboat Stations as at 31 December 1996

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

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

(and had) very bad teeth"

(Ehrenkreuz für freiwillige Wohlfahrtspflege im Kriege)

Russia, Imperial. A Pair Of 18Th Century Kopek Coins certificate_of_authenticity Current Lifeboat Stations as atA 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