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[tformer]

Välkommen respekterade community!

Vi hittar här ett mynt.
Av de flera tusen som importeras från Sverige till Ryssland flera år sedan.
Jag skulle vilja veta mer om det .....

Ledsen för den dåliga översättningen med Google.

[tformer]

Mynt i en rund plåtask ...
Lätt det snurrar ...

[mega_n]

Välkommen respekterade community!

Vi hittar här ett mynt.
Av de flera tusen som importeras från Sverige till Ryssland flera år sedan.
Jag skulle vilja veta mer om det .....

Ledsen för den dåliga översättningen med Google.

Answer in English:
From the images it looks to be an iron coin. Coins made of iron instead of copper when copper was hard to get after the war. A small domination value (1,2 or 5 öre) == used for small purchases or change.

(I have got plenty of those but not one only struck on one side...)

Weight 7 grams == 5 öre.
Weight 3.5 grams == 2 öre
Weight 1.75 grams == 1 öre.

If the back is not struck (is blank) and not just sanded down then it may be a collectable item. I have not come across one like that before.

To get a market value and if it is for sale. Put it on auction to see its rarity. Maybe some other know something more...

/H

[tformer]

mega_n
thank you very much

There is an opinion, maybe it's a spy coin.

The blow on the box, the coin flies out of her

[tformer]

This coin is similar to those ...

Monentu-cache worked for the KGB in the 1950s: a hollow coin could come in handy for storing spy microfilm and microdots. Opened with "secret" with the needle, push in the small hole on the front side of the coin. The second type of coins came later: it was the coin-spyware, transmitting a signal on the location scout.

[mega_n]

OK. If the coin look normal but is hollow it may be a spy coin...

Have not seen one of those...

/H

[tformer]

My coin is of no interest?

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[mega_n]

My coin is of no interest?

Smuggle your micro-sized goodies like a Cold War-era spy with Hollow Spy Coins. These exact duplicates of real spy coins used by both the CIA and KGB to smuggle things like poison, codes, and microfilm come in a variety of sizes, including full dollars, half dollars, quarters, and nickels, each with a hollow cavity inside awaiting your secrets

Special collectors of such things may be interested. Maybe not ordinary coin collectors...

/H

[tformer]

In Sweden, there are forums such collectors?

[mega_n]

In Sweden, there are forums such collectors?

I don't know of any. But your best bet is to put it on auction at Swedish Tradera or Ebay to get market value...

/H

[tformer]

Thank you very much for your advice.

[tformer]

Dear mega_n
I apologize for the issues ...
Bad interpreter translates Google ...
I do not quite understand it - Have not seen one of those...
Have you seen these coins?
What is known about them?
Who made ​​them and how to use?
If I want to sell, I can write a description - a spy coin?
Many thanks for your reply.
With sincere respect.

[mega_n]

Dear mega_n
I apologize for the issues ...
Bad interpreter translates Google ...
I do not quite understand it - Have not seen one of those...
Have you seen these coins?
What is known about them?
Who made ​​them and how to use?
If I want to sell, I can write a description - a spy coin?
Many thanks for your reply.
With sincere respect.

Me no expert.
Not know about coin.
Yes, maybe spy coin.

/H

[tformer]

Dear mega_n
I understand it correctly.
Swedish coins are nowhere to be described?
And in Swedish literature is?
Interestingly, your opinion, the opinion of other participants ...
Which of the security services in Sweden or other countries could use them ...??

I have all these coins.
I am doing research.
It may be just interesting to see ...
May have seen similar .....