Question on Russian medal

Hello I have this medal here of Peter I.

Pictures look a bit terrible as this White metal medal is quite corroded.

We have a simillar medal in the catalogue here https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces126647.html but still it looks quite different.

Anyone with the Diakov catalogue who could find a fitting catalogue number?

Metal: Pewter
Weight: 71.34g
Diameter: 61mm

Perhaps you can use Google translate to type the russian legend

A different metal but ...
http://www.historicalartmedals.com/MEDAL%20WEB%20ENTRIES/RUSSIA/M.K.-VICTORY%20AT%20GRONHAMM-BW419%20HIGH.htm
References: Sm 208a; Reichel 1383 var; Iversen 53/1; Diakov I, 189/56.9; Weiss BW419
Obverse: Bust of Peter I (r): Legend in Cyrillic translated as
"By the Grace of God, Peter the First, Tsar and Autocrat of All Russia"
Reverse: View of ships at battle: Legend in Cyrillic translated as
"Diligence and Bravery are Superior to Strength"
Exergue: Legend in Cyrillic "At Grengam. 1720, July 27th Day" and signed: M. K.
[Translations]
По милости Божьей, Петр Первый, Царь и Автократ Всея Руси
Уверенность и храбрость превосходят силы
В Гренгаме. 1720, 27 июля

So maybe your metal version is Diakov I, 189/56.8 or similar.

Also found this page which has same (copper) metal as that one, plus Russian lettering ...
https://www.numisbids.com/n.php?p=lot&sid=2185&lot=1030

Взятие четырех шведских фрегатов около острова Гренгам, 27 июля 1720
Taking of four Swedish frigates near the island of Grengam, July 27, 1720

Not sure how much of that description is actual lettering on the medal.

Diakov 56.9 - Commemorates capture of some Swedish frigates. (Shows russian boats attacking them)
(56.8 is copper Zac, and 56.6 Pewter - That auction wrongly attributes)

Beautiful medal. I'd have that in my collection.

Excellent cheers guys, so it must be pewter and Diakov 56.6 catalogue number.