Is this a Russian coin ?

Russia puts shield on double headed eagle. Not eagle on the shield

From 9 o'clock on the obverse I read “LA VILLE D'ATH”.

That seems to refer to the Belgian town of Ath (French)/Aat (Dutch). The town has the coat of arms as depicted on your coin.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ath

Perhaps Belgian notgeld. I couldn't find it on Numista.

 Not Russia, despite that double head eagle, it is Belgium. 

I can clearly see  LA VILLE D ATH  across the top - 

from which then found this, with not much on the reverse > 

https://www.cgb.fr/belgique-medaille-de-la-ville-dath-ttb,fme_367226,a.html 

 Ah, while writing that reply glad to see another reply confirming lettering. 

Obverse description: Shield placed in front of a cross itself on three steps.

Reverse description: Oak and laurel wreath.

 Un-awarded medal, presumably issued for the Ath Municipal Administration, 

which commissions these medals for the participants in the annual Ducasse d'Ath festival. 

Participants who have reached a certain number of years of involvement receive a medal from the Mayor.

 Ath (Dutch: Aat, Picard: Ât, Walloon: Ate) is a French-speaking city in Belgium, 

located in the Walloon Region, and is the administrative center of an arrondissement in 

the province of Hainaut. It is the seat of a Justice of the Peace court. 

Thank you very much . The two of you.

It is surprising what you can find in the ground 

 Thanks. I already know that is not exactly the same, but mostly. 

The lettering has a different font, and different size wreath below. 

In the link they say it is bronzen. Mine is copper.

And Ath the back i think i can read the nr 1