Moscow City Clay 1727, "Twice Eagle with Numbers 2 and 7, letter M"

The earliest Moscow coat of arms is a double-headed eagle of various designs, in shields of different shapes, sometimes with a date expressed in Slavic letters initially, and later in Arabic numerals. The round-shaped coat of arms has the numbers "2" and "7" under its wings, and the letter "M" under the eagle. (1727) Shape: a circle with a border.