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            Moneta
            
  Registered: August 2005 Location: Arizona USA Posts: 2,365
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                 Beautiful - what is it? It reminds me of scenes from the movie "REDS" where they used trains extensively in the fight between the Reds and the Whites. Is this a medal with a denomination? It doesn't appear to be an issue from 1923. I'd like to know more!
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            Zantetsuken
            
  Registered: January 2010 Location: United States Posts: 313
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                 Thanks 'Moneta'. It might be a locomotive that was used during the revolution and the Russian Civil War. I either case, the detailing was beautifully done. The denomination was written out on the obverse 'Poltinnik'. Poltinnik=50 Kopek. From what I understand, this was supposed to be replica of a pattern piece. Unfortunately, I don't know much more beyond this.
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