Russian kopeck ID

Hi, got some nice russian wire dengas and kopecks.

Weight them individually and put better lighting on no 3 and 6.

Knowing wire money weight narrows down period.

Provide individual photos showing both sides.

Added weight and better lightning.

But no separate photos

1 and 2 look like Ivan III

N#4 : Boris Godounov, Novgorod - KG#207, not yet on Numista

https://kyiv2014.com/copeck/8002/2.html

N#5 - Peter I

 I took some time and cropped each coin 

N#1      [0.39gm] 

N#2      [0.33gm] 

N#3      [0.28gm] 

N#4      [0.66gm] 

N#5      [0.29gm] 

N#6      [0.45gm] 

N#7      [0.66gm] 

 Even so … now we have three photos of just one side. 

As requested earlier - ‘Provide individual photos showing both sides’. 

I am soo grateful for your responses!

We have identfication on n° 1,2,4,5

I will send better, two sided photos of 3,6,7

And both faces for other coins to define mint and date

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klunkrystory

We have identfication on n° 1,2,4,5

I will send better, two sided photos of 3,6,7

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7.      

klunkrystory

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Your numbering system is not correct :)

These two pictures were previously numbered “5”. It's clearly Peter I, year 1700 or 1701 (precise identification would take a long time - at least for me). See identification tutorial :

Ok, so for now we have two Ivan III, Moscow mint 1482-1501 issues.

Boris Godunow, from 1599 with catalogue number

Two Peter I small dengas from 1700-1701

Only two left, one big 0,66 g number 7, and number 6

0.66-0.69 grams and Czar in Cyrillic put No 7 between 1548 and 1611. Ivan 4, Fedor, Vasily Shuysky and all civil war rulers.

0.45 grams are close to 0.48. That's three first Romanovs. 1626 to 1680.

tokul

0.66-0.69 grams and Czar in Cyrillic put No 7 between 1548 and 1611. Ivan 4, Fedor, Vasily Shuysky and all civil war rulers.

May be KG#93

N#111792

The face picture of “6” is missing.