Dunno. However, here is something similar on eBay? http://www.ebay.com/itm/351276581095 "The reverse has the double headed Imperial eagle with a cross of Saint Andrew superimposed on it. Saint Andrew is on the cross as well as the initial S.A.P.R. which stands for Sanctus Andreas Patronus Russiae (Saint Andrew Patron of Russia)."
Series minted by Moscow Mint to commemorate Russian battle fleet. They are considered medals, not tokens. As far as I know, there are 20 of those. The one on OP photo is probably from early 90s. 39mm, copper-nickel, 23.25g, proof, 30000 minted. Couple more:
Hmm, don't think so. The inscription that is the same for each piece, "300-летие Российского Военно-Морского Флота", means something like 300th anniversary of the Russian navy ... Christian
I think these from memory were very closely struck to the specification of a 3 ruble silver coin if these were potentially to be made as commemorative coin. This was issued around 1995, 1996. I am certain that during this period, Russia was facing huge inflation during that time and it was not ideal to issue too many "pokemon". I can only imagine collectors weren't too keen on 'gotta collect 'em all' if they are too expensive...
