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Fake "Defence Of" Campaign Medal Documents.
#11
William,

I've seen a lot of them. You can see a similar fake Belgrade document in this thread:

http://www.soviet-awards.com/forum/showthread.php?t=251

Alexei
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#12
Hey guys,
Any ideas about this one:
jan


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#13
and the seal:


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#14
and the stamp


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#15
the signature


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#16
and the recepient:


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#17
Jan,

Thanks for the detailed pictures. Looks OK to me.

Alexei
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#18
Gentlemen, does this document appear authentic? Thanks


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#19
one should look at the soviet coat of arms if texts are well printed...that's one of the tips about document printing quality.
But in my database, a friend of mine has a genuine doc in the serie "N 7...." very close to this one, dated 1946....what would be the real gap between 1946 and 1965?
I don't like blue ink without seeing it in reality!
Sebastien
"a spectre haunts Europe, the spectre of communism"
(a well-known german bearbed)
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#20
Danny,

Can you post an enlarged scan of the Coat of Arms, of the stamp and of the signature.

Marc
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