of the Leningrad Mint, issued in 1974; aluminum and tombac, 88 percent copper, 12 percent zinc), 65 millimeters. Heroes of the Baltic Sea, Navy Torpedo Boats, issued in 1974; aluminum, 65 millimeters. Heroic Defenders of Leningrad, issued in 1974; aluminum, 65 millimeters. Skills and Hard Work, Success of the Five-Year Plan, date 1974; tombac, 65 millimeters. Glory to the Peoples' Victory, issued in 1975; aluminum, 65 millimeters. 1975 Apollo–Soyuz medal, issued as gifts to the astronauts and cosmonauts who participated in the joint mission; aluminum and bronze, 65 millimeters. The Decembrists, dated 1975, commemorating the 150th anniversary of the 1825 attempt to overthrow the czar; aluminum and tombac, 65 millimeters. The Decembrists, dated 1989, struck 10 years after Shagin's departure from the Leningrad Mint for an exhibit in Leningrad and Moscow, tombac, 65 millimeters. Michelangelo, dated 1976, commemorating the 500th anniversary of Michelangelo's birth; anodized aluminum, 65 mil¬limeters. Ernst Thälmann, a German communist who died following his imprisonment by the Nazis from 1934 to 1944, issued in 1976; anodized aluminum, 65 millimeters. Peter the Great, issued in 1976; anodized aluminum, 65 millimeters. 60th Anniversary of the Revolution, dated 1977; aluminum, 65 millimeters. S.P. Koroljev, chief engineer of the Soviet Union's space program, dated 1976; bronze, 65 millimeters. A.A Blagonravov, dated 1977, commemorating the 40th anniversary of the Academy of Industrial Machinery, which was responsible for the Soviet Union's military and industrial development. (Blagonravov was director of the Academy); bronze and aluminum, 65 millimeters. AA Blagonravov, dated 1987, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Academy of Industrial Machinery, two different reverses (large numeral 50, or industrial gears and atoms); tombac, 65 millimeters. Titian, dated 1977, commemorating the 400th anniversary of the Italian artist's death; aluminum and bronze, 65 millimeters. Diego Rivera, Mexican muralist, dated 1977; bronze, 65 millimeters. David Alfaro Siqueiros, Mexican muralist, dated 1977; bronze, 65 millimeters. The following medals and coins are compiled from Coin World archives, with Shagin's favorites listed at the top: Israel commemorative medal in gold, silver and bronze, honoring Anne Frank, issued in 1988 by the Israel Government Coin and Medal Corp.; 30-millimeter bronze, 27-millimeter silver and 18-millimeter gold. The obverse features a stylized portrait of Anne with her name below and to the left of the portrait. The reverse features the outline of a hand behind barbed wire and the inscription 1933-1945 REMEMBER HOLOCAUST. Obverse of 2005 Shawnee Nation gold $5 piece issued by