Russian Denga to identify

Hello


These are definitely two Russian denga.

However, they are not able to recognize them or even identify the era or the Tsar.

Can anybody help me?

Thanks

Hi Michele,
Both are kopeks of Peter I the Great

Απόσπασμα: "Grinya"​Hi Michele,
​Both are kopeks of Peter I the Great

​Thank you

But in the first I see two letters that could be part of the name Alexeyevich (Feodor III)



As in this one
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces243574.html

Cyrillic inscription:
ЦРЬI.
IКИIКНA.
ФEWДОР
АЛЕЗIЕВИЧ
ЬВСЕЯРУ
.СИI.

Perhaps this is the coin but much of the legend is missing on it.
Besides, I don't understand Russian, so I try to find similar letters but I don't know how the same character can be written differently ...

Peter and Feodor were brothers, therefore they both were АЛЕЗIЕВИЧ (this is a patronym)

You can see the letter П above АЛЕЗIЕВИЧ - the first letter of Петр

Looks like your coins is here:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces232691.html

Απόσπασμα: "Grinya"​Peter and Feodor were brothers, therefore they both were АЛЕЗIЕВИЧ (this is a patronym)
​
​You can see the letter П above АЛЕЗIЕВИЧ - the first letter of Петр
​
​Looks like your coins is here:
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces232691.html

​
Thank you very much.

Are you also able to identify the second coin?

Thanks and sorry for the inconvenience

the second seems to be a later kopek of Peter I. I'm afraid that due to the conditions and off-centered strike I can't ID it by exact catalogue #

Thanks a lot Grinya

You have been very kind

Απόσπασμα: "Grinya"​the second seems to be a later kopek of Peter I. I'm afraid that due to the conditions and off-centered strike I can't ID it by exact catalogue #

​Thanks a lot Grinya

You have been very kind