due to non-magnetic coin are coming from Leningrad Mint. The easiest way to recognize Leningrad Mint for that Coin is number 3 has round top and flat had Moscow Mint that is magnetic. So I assume that for the image for the coin Number N# 4078, References Y# 329.1, Schön# 279 should be with the round top of the number3 in years. See the difference.
So basically you're saying all the non-magnetic coins are from Leningrad Mint and all the magnetic coins are from Moscow Mint? So not only the image is wrong but the entire year line with Moscow Mint is wrong and should be deleted? So Krause is wrong (there are a lot of mistakes in Krause so it might be true) but also hundreds of Numista members claim to have the Moscow Mint non-magnetic coin. Hard to believe they all are wrong too.
due to non-magnetic coin are coming from Leningrad Mint. The easiest way to recognize Leningrad Mint for that Coin is number 3 has round top and flat had Moscow Mint that is magnetic. So I assume that for the image for the coin Number N# 4078, References Y# 329.1, Schön# 279 should be with the round top of the number3 in years. See the difference.
I'm sorry, but the mint mark, the only thing really deciding where the coin was minted, is from the Moscow mint.
I wasn't sure of my statement, that was a reason to write: “I think you have wrong image…” but I have both coins from Moscow and Leningrad mints. As you can see edges not as you stated, and magnetic Moscow mint and Leningrad Mint is non-magnetic.
So you have 2 of the 4 different variants and your conclusion is/was the other 2 don't exist?
Here's the list of the Numista members who have the non-magnetic coin version of both Leningrad and Moscow Mint in their swap list. Look how extensive that list is and that's even without all the members who have the coin(s) but not on their swap list.
I wasn't sure of my statement, that was a reason to write: “I think you have wrong image…” but I have both coins from Moscow and Leningrad mints. As you can see edges not as you stated, and magnetic Moscow mint and Leningrad Mint is non-magnetic.
Enter the weight for that magnetic coin. Could this be a fake? Weight can't. sit if the coin is magnetic. Also, a smooth edge could indicate a fake.
So you have 2 of the 4 different variants and your conclusion is/was the other 2 don't exist?
Here's the list of the Numista members who have the non-magnetic coin version of both Leningrad and Moscow Mint in their swap list. Look how extensive that list is and that's even without all the members who have the coin(s) but not on their swap list.
Yes Leningrad has a round top.
