Treasure Hunting is now experiencing a boom. Everyone is looking for old coins, some of which have a decent price. To find buy expensive metal detectors, old maps, SUVs, etc., but often do not find. In the meantime, you can find rarities directly in their wallets. Few people know that the price of any coin depends not on its age and the number of outstanding coins. Just in time for rarities and carry coins in 2001. No one really do not know how many coins of this year there were in circulation, but is almost certain that the several dozen pieces.

Due to this fact there was the appropriate price for the coins this year – about 20,000 rubles a piece. However, not all coins in 2001 are rarities, only 50 kopecks, 1 ruble, and 2 of the ruble. The remaining denominations were issued under the plan. Among numismatists there is a perception that the rare coins came into circulation only casually, but it only fuels the intrigue. But the intrigue here is that the search for such expensive coins could theoretically each of us in my purse, since almost all of the coins this year were found to change. You can recall the example of history when in 1958 were also issued coins with a minimum number of copies.

Now the price of such coins 40-100 thousand rubles. It remains only imagine what it would cost today is a rare change in fifty years. This price rise of charlatans from time to time appear on the resource, where the buying and selling coins, and allegedly trying to sell their existing "rarity". In half the cases it is a simple anniversary ruble "10 Years of the cis, and in half the cases no coins at all. So, be very careful if you decide to invest their money in rarities.

Each of us probably at least once in his life he drank tea from a samovar. Naturally, in most cases, this was an electric samovar. At one time, or rather in the mid twentieth century, all samovars worked only on the basis of heat, obtained by combustion. The main fuel was coal and firewood. In general, its structure samovar was conceived just as a kitchen utensil for heating water. The structure of the samovar provides for a special compartment in the which provides a fuel, and flue. For this reason, we are well-known coal samovar samovar and for firewood.

Their use is clouded by one essential fact – the use of a samovar could be largely outside the house, ie, on the street, in the wall, etc. Basically, so did tea ceremony staged after the water warms up in the samovar. In the twentieth century a more convenient fuel – electricity. Now, the samovar was already possible to use Even in a city apartment. Naturally, the new device was different in appearance from ordinary samovar, as the heating element is considerably simplified its structure. However, in order to preserve the beauty of the Russian Samovar, many manufacturers repeat the form of the samovar, which are used by our ancestors. Because of this we are able to drink tea from a samovar, which could be called antique, if they were truly out of the last century. But, true aesthetes tea manage to buy an antique samovar, melt in it the wood, and drink this tea samovar