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Dear experts, share, please, what could it be?
of interest?

luka77, the inscription on the first counter of the not dismantled, and the second released on the occasion of the canonization of St. Seraphim of Sarov in 1903.

Cyril Syzransky,

Thank you for the photo front and back side of one token

Then there are no issues.
:)

To commemorate this event by Faberge designs were made lapel badges three grades - gold, silver and bronze - the initials of Emperor Nicholas II and Metropolitan of St. Petersburg Anthony (Vadkovsky) on one side and the location and time of celebration - on the other .

http://agios.netda.ru/serafim/museum/prp_s.htm

must be something else? or a variant counters

luka77, My God, you know how many different versions of these coins at a time ponavypuskali?

For example, look at here.

"Rejoice nenevestnaya Bride," "Tenderness"

Yes, exactly, this recension.

 Dimensions are they?
This is not an anniversary badge, a two-sided scapular worn next to the skin.
There are different versions of these icons, and can find your (simplified version of it, top left)
http://kotlovka.ru/pgalery/thumbnail...bum=44&page=11
Cyril, correctly pointed out: the silver and enamel icons - expensive and rare.

This is exactly counter to the image icons to be exact. The word "jubilee" in the subject for the first time you uttered. And these tokens were produced precisely with this great event which was celebrated at the state level with the participation of the emperor and his family.
You are free to the literature uvidetperechen issued for this event memorabilia (souvenirs are) and you'll see mention of tokens.