Coin of 1897, made of copper. The edge of the coin consists of many vertical notches. The obverse of the coin depicts the monogram of Nicholas II. The crown is supplemented with a ribbon of St. Andrew’s Order. On the reverse of the coin, the denomination is indicated in a fraction at the top: the number “1”, below there is a horizontal line, and below it is the number

1.Genoese coin from Tsabal. Silver, supposedly XIII-XIV centuries. The text of the inscription on the coin: CONRADUS: REX: ROMANORUM(obverse), + A: IANVA QUAM: DEVS: PROTEGAT: D(reverse). There is a finenesse with a number of 800 on the coin. It was found by Shaliko Khadzhimba in Tsabal district (Gulrypsh district, Abkhazia), 2000. It was acquired from Timur Tsvizhba in 28 November, 2014. 2. Coin of 1740. Obverse: two-headed eagle ( with

Genoese Silver coin. The text of inscription on the coin: CONRADUS:REX:ROMANORUM (obverse), + A:IANVA QUAM:DEVS:PROTEGAT:D (reverse). Fineness with a number of 800 is minted on the coin. The coin was found by Shaliko Khadzhimba in Tsabal district (Gulrysh district, Abkhazia), 2000. Timur Tsvizhba sold it to the fund of Church-Archaeological Museum of HMA on 28 November, 2014.