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USSR 1978 Platinum Coin 150 Roubles 1980 Olympics Discus Throw NGC MS68 RussiaNormal 0 false false false RU JA X NONE USSR 1978 Platinum Coin 150 Roubles 1980 Olympics Discus Throw coin in very good condition certified as MS 68 by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, only 8 coins graded with nice gift Box Denomination: 150 Roubles Composition: Platinum, Fineness: 0. 9990 Weight: 15. 5400g, APtW: 0. 4991oz Obverse: National arms divide CCCP with value below Reverse: Throwing discus Catalog Y#163 Mintage 13,403 coins Look at my 100%
USSR 1978 Platinum Coin 150 Roubles 1980 Olympics Discus Throw
coin in very good condition certified as MS 68 by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation,
only 8 coins graded
with nice gift Box
Denomination: 150 Roubles
Composition: Platinum, Fineness: 0.9990
Weight: 15.5400g, APtW: 0.4991oz
Obverse: National arms divide CCCP with value below
Reverse: Throwing discus
Catalog Y#163
Mintage 13,403 coins
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★★★★★ 5
Thick, robust and the perfect blend of dressy/casual
Color: Dark Tort/Green, Polarization Type: Non-Polarized, Lens Width: 50 Millimeters, Color: Dark Tort/Green, Polarization Type: Non-Polarized, Lens Width: 50 Millimeters
To be honest this is my first pair of sunglasses that costs more than $25. I never really knew why one would spend more on something you might sit on or lose. Decided to try these after realizing I wanted better clarity in the lenses. First impression on trying them on was the weight difference. These are quite a bit heavier than my cheaper pairs. Once I examined the materials I could see why. The build quality is excellent. The tortoise pattern is rich and looks high quality. Love the polished metal accents. At first I was a little leary about the metal on the front edges (i'm not a very "shiny" guy") but now I think it helps strike a balance between dressier glasses and casual. Very glad I stuck with these through the first few awkward moments. Wasn't sure about the shape at first but now i'm locked in. Curious to see what else Quay has to offer!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2025
★★★★★ 3
Stylish looks, good lenses, warped frame?
Color: Dark Tort/Green, Polarization Type: Non-Polarized, Lens Width: 50 Millimeters
These sunglasses have nice build quality and good lenses on them. The green tint is not too strong and the style is excellent. My frames sit crooked on my face out of the box and they do not lay evenly on the counter when laying them down on the top surface. you can tap on one of the arms and the frames wobble. Looking at the main piece where the lenses are, the whole thing appears to be slightly twisted., which would explain the crooked fit on my face. Granted, our faces and ears aren't usually perfectly symmetrical, but this seems to be a fault of the sunglasses. I have tried lightly bending and twisting the frames to straighten them out, but I have not been entirely successful in doing so in fear of breaking them. They are comfortable to wear and look pretty stylish, but some information on adjusting the frames would be nice.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Sleek and stylish
Color: Dark Tort/Green, Polarization Type: Non-Polarized, Lens Width: 50 Millimeters, Color: Dark Tort/Green, Polarization Type: Non-Polarized, Lens Width: 50 Millimeters
Sleek and stylish sunglasses in a dark tortoise pattern. Simple classic design. Unisex design and fit. I especially like the wired sides that are easy and safe to customized to your head, ear, nose fit and comfort. Seems like a good value for quality, design, comfort and fit. Comes with a slim case. Nice sunglasses overall!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Sturdy & well made & they stay in place!
Color: Dark Tort/Green, Polarization Type: Non-Polarized, Lens Width: 50 Millimeters, Color: Dark Tort/Green, Polarization Type: Non-Polarized, Lens Width: 50 Millimeters
Wow, these are really nice & well made sunglasses!! I love them better than my prescription sunglasses that I paid a ton for that I really don't need when I am out in the sun. They have some weight to them and don't feel like cheap sunglasses you get off the rack in a drugstore and they fit comfortably on my face and nose. The build-in nose pads hold them in place so they don't slip down my nose!! They come packaged with care in a nice carrying case and there's a lens-cloth included in the package. The price on these won't break the bank and I'm really glad to have found them as I do spend a lot of time in the sun or bright light.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2025
★★★★★ 2
Soft case, not universal, not worth the price
Color: Dark Tort/Green, Polarization Type: Non-Polarized, Lens Width: 50 Millimeters, Color: Dark Tort/Green, Polarization Type: Non-Polarized, Lens Width: 50 Millimeters
I didn't pay for these, but priced at more than $70, I wanted to try them. The description is confusing if not misleading, stating "Quay merges music and fashion to create trend-forward designer eyewear for any moment or mood." Given the exorbitant price for a brand I never heard of (e.g., Raybans may be overpriced, but they come with a 24 month warranty and it's a brand that's been around a long time), I thought that these shades played music. How else are ordinary $10 sunglasses priced at nearly $100? How do they "merge music"??? Answer: they don't. They're sunglasses.
They're also not "Designed for a universal fit," because they're way too big for me, and I have a normal-sized head, and I have bought many pairs of sunglasses and nearly all of them fit just fine. In fact, this is only the second time I ever tried on a pair and they were too large, but the other time, those sunglasses, which were a lot more stylish than these, cost around $20.
The case is soft, which is ok, I guess. Some people prefer it but to me, if a case will not provide any protection from being crushed, e.g., sat upon, or had something heavy put on top, then it's not a very good case. They also included a nice lens cloth.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2025