Are these real! And what’s the value. (Russian empire)

CalifornianKing

These came from Ukraine from a trusted source (dad lives there and knows people) but the three coins on the left look to perfect..

John Conduitt

I think you're right to be suspicious.

The one at the top (or left) would be a pattern Siberian 5 kopeks. If it was real you would probably know, as it wouldn't be cheap.

Similarly, the dark one (1771) would be a pattern Moldavia 5 kopeks. If it's real, you could buy a nice car with it.

The 10 at the top (left) is a standard issue but even the restrike would be a few hundred euros.

The 10 and 5 kopeks at the bottom (right) are common and aren't in great condition, so probably genuine.

TwoKopeiki

@JohnConduitt said:
I think you're right to be suspicious.

The one at the top (or left) would be a pattern Siberian 5 kopeks. If it was real you would probably know, as it wouldn't be cheap.

Similarly, the dark one (1771) would be a pattern Moldavia 5 kopeks. If it's real, you could buy a nice car with it.

The 10 at the top (left) is a standard issue but even the restrike would be a few hundred euros.

The 10 and 5 kopeks at the bottom (right) are common and aren't in great condition, so probably genuine.

Took the words right out of my mouth. I'm betting top 3 are numismatic forgeries, bottom 2 are real.

CalifornianKing

@JohnConduitt said:
I think you're right to be suspicious.

The one at the top (or left) would be a pattern Siberian 5 kopeks. If it was real you would probably know, as it wouldn't be cheap.

Similarly, the dark one (1771) would be a pattern Moldavia 5 kopeks. If it's real, you could buy a nice car with it.

The 10 at the top (left) is a standard issue but even the restrike would be a few hundred euros.

The 10 and 5 kopeks at the bottom (right) are common and aren't in great condition, so probably genuine.

How much would the two real ones be worth? Any way to see if it’s real!
Edit: you said the top left one (fake) would be worth money? What made me sus was the “mint” luster