Did you know that the order of the badge of honor is hard to get with an award document? you didn't? Please read:
"Here we're offering the “Order of Honor” with matching document. Of course, this order is always readily available, but for some strange reasons I rarely see it with documents! "
Exquisite military order was awarded for outstanding battle service during WWII, 1 oz. of pure silver, with attached ribbon with screwback, good condition, measures 3.5", hand engraved serial number. "
Interesting, and just $49.00 as a start - and this is what you get:
"For the military buff here is a real nice commorative medal. The writing on the back appears to be Russian. The medal is gold color and is in good condition on the front, minor surface scratch on the reverse. The ribbon also in good condition, no fraying. The medal measures 1 1/4 inch diameter, from the top of the ribbon to the bottom of the medal is 3 1/4 inch long. The widest part of the ribbon is 1 7/8 inch"
I don't see any dissinformation in this description, looks like the guy honestly doesn't know what it is, and did his best to describe it. The price is, of course, about ten time what it should be.
Perhaps the most stupid description (and ugliest badge) I saw:
"An Original & Authentic Russia KGB Spy 50th Year Anniversary 1 x 3 Inch Medal Badge. This is the real deal! This is a badge that features a 1-1/2 inch KGB red star monogrammed uspended from a 1/2 x 1 inch bar with the gold 50 on it as pictured.
If you have been looking for an interesting badge for our
"special" collection this is the one for you!!
The condition is near excellent overall. "
And for $11.99 you will be the proud
(:confused: ) owner of this thing (...)