help with KM #

Can anybody help me to fill my database?

I need the KM #, composition and mintage of the following coins:

Russia 1/4 Kopek 1842
UK, 1 Penny 1882 H

Sadly I haven't enough 19th coins to cover the cost of the Krause catalog.

 

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The Penny is KM #755.

 

Russia 1/4 Cu Kopek 1842 KM y#142.2

 

Russia KM#142.2 1842: mintage 12,800 (copper)
Great Britain KM#755 1882H:mintage 7,526 (copper)

 

goosen, may I know what mintmark the 1/4 kopek is? I don't agree with the assessment of the figure 12,800 unless it means 12,800,000.

It can be of the following mintmarks:

CIIM, EM and CM, and CM is often the scarest of all.

This is an example that I have:

 

GX,
Sorry,you're right.I didn't realize that when Krause lists 12.800 (period,not comma) that it means 12 million+
Also since there were 3 mints,here are the figures.
EM mint: 1,600,000
CIIM mint: 12,800,000
CM mint: 3,960,000
:hammer:
And the UK penny is 7,526,000

 

How do i know the mintmark? Where is located ?

This is my coin:

 

I can tell you where it's supposed to be,right under the date,so I'm not sure what it means if there isn't one.Can you see anything using a magnifying glass?

 

Using a magnifying glass I could see the CIIM Mark...

 

Goosen,that is the mintmark of the St. Petersburg Mint.

Aidan.