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I don't know what to put here. They are pins. They have words using the Cyrillic alphabet on them, maybe it's Russian maybe it's not I really don't know. I ordered the 10-pack and actually got 11, so that's pretty cool.Here's the 11 that I got, starting from top left: 1. Some sort of hydroelectric company. 2. The Vladimir Lenin All-Union Pioneer Organization (basically USSR Boy Scouts). 3. Some sort of 1980 Olympics pin. 4. Says "Brasil 72" on it and has a mildly racist depiction of what I assume is a black man holding a foot(or soccer)ball. 5. I couldn't translate this one, so I don't know. 6. I assume this one is to commemorate the USSR Space Race. 7. Looks like soda. 8. Anchor. 9. For a spa in Sochi, called Matsesta. 10. Dunno, side looks like it says "sorrow" and the top says "40." 11. This one seems like it says "DISCHARGE," but it looks like a third place medal for some kind of foot race.

Worthless little pins. I received a package of 20, 5 of which were duplicates. Made out of the cheapest materials possible, rusted and corroded for over half of them. Not at all what I was expecting, quite disappointed in this purchase. Will return and never buy again.

not sure but im pretty positive these are reproductions. they are all rusty (which is not a big deal), but also cheaply made which is why im suspicious they are not as old as they say. probs will not save or use any of these :(

First off I got 13 pins instead of 10, which was a pleasant surprise. Regarding quality, some of these of definitely not metal and are likely modern reproductions, but are definitely metal, and possibly quite old. I got a very nice metal tiger head which I will probably wear on a blazer sometime, 4 different propaganda pins of Lenin, and a bunch of ones I couldn't identify or read. I also got a modern cheap Australian flag pin which ended up in there somehow.If you don't mind sorting through a little cheap-feeling stuff (although to be fair, they look great, and you wouldn't know the difference unless you touched them), you might find some really neat stuff. If you're on the fence, I'd say buy them, for the price they're at I'm not gonna complain about a few cheap ones thrown in.

I ordered these for a costume and it was such a nice addition. Every pin I received was different. You can obviously tell they are authentic. They represent the Cold War era well. I came on here to leave this review and buy another set.