What does koneek stand for?

The Russian word kopek, a monetary denomination, ends up as KONEEK or KOHEEK or any number of similar ‘almost but not quite’ interpretations. Likewise, CCCP really stands for the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, USSR, what we often call the Soviet Union.

Where is a 10 koneek coin from?

A 10 Koneek coin is originally from Russia. This was widely used in the 1960s and there looks to be many of them around being sold by coin dealers and auctioneers. A 10 koneek coin was used as currency in Russia in the 20th Century.

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How to find the value of koneek coins?

However, there will be a guideline price for your Koneek coin that can be offered. To get a proper valuation of your coin, you need to look into one of the following options: • Visit a local antique or dealer, take the coin along and ask them for an estimate on the price of your coin now.

What is the country of origin for 10 kopeks?

Country: Russia Denomination: 10 Kopeks (Grivennik) Year: 1867 – 1914 Country: Russia Denomination: 10 Kopeks (Grivennik) Note: No mint mark below date. Mintmaster initials below eagle: B.C Country: Russia Denomination: 10 Kopeks (Grivennik)

When was the 10 kopeks (grivennik) coin made?

Country: Russia Denomination: 10 Kopeks (Grivennik) Year: 1931 – 1934 Country: Russia Denomination: 10 Kopeks (Grivennik) Year: 1924 – 1931 Country: Russia Denomination: 10 Kopeks (Grivennik) Year: 1867 – 1914 Country: Russia Denomination: 10 Kopeks (Grivennik) Note: No mint mark below date. Mintmaster initials below eagle: B.C Country: Russia