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Phillip, I think you don't misunderstanding my question, you explained that there is the possibility of an oxidized aliminium that can be confusious, but ph3s you think that can be possible that a voenkomat version exist...
I think it so, but I've never seen one before. If somebody have it please put some photos. Thanks Gents!
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There are no oxidized aluminum medals. There are no cooper, or copper for that matter, medals.(why is copper so popular lately???) There are only silver. (Fakes, of course, are a different story.)
I can see a "variant 5" that was issued last that would probably turn up most often at the local voenkomats. Maybe that's what the OP wants???
As far as images:
Медаль "За трудовую доблесть" 2
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OK! thanks :thumbsup
Good website but I don't understand anything xD
there is any englsh version?
Thanks!
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nope, but there is google translator as well as babelfish. I guess you gonna consider to learn slavic alphabet and some russian words pretty soon ;)
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well, I can translate the slavic words to latin words, but not all words and only one by one... I prefer the translator :D
Thanks! :thumbsup
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ww2_collector Wrote:Hi Gents,
There is any VOENKOMAT version of "Medal for Valiant Labor in the Great Patriotic War"???
Thanks,
Marc
Guys,
It seems to me that there may be some misunderstanding here. Marc asked about the
Medal for Valiant Labor in the Great Patriotic War, which happens to be made in copper. So, indeed, this medal can be found as a voenkomat version, but for whatever reason, it happens to be one of the scarcest ones in that later type.
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