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Fake "Participant In The Liquidation Of Effects Of The Accident At Chernobyl"?
#11
Does anybody have an award document to the medal? I only saw one document in the last years.

Maybe it is possible, that most of them were given out without document?

best regards
Andreas
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#12
http://soviet-awards.com/forum/soviet-mi...#post20181
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#13
The badge arrived just today. Which possibilities i have to proof it if it is no fake?
Thank you, friends!
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#14
benezi Wrote:The badge arrived just today. Which possibilities i have to proof it if it is no fake?
Thank you, friends!

Post a picture of avers and revers here.

best regards
Andreas
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#15
Alfred Wrote:Post a picture of avers and revers here.

Hello Andreas! Here are the pictures. Thank you very much for your help! If possible, could you explain me why it is a fake or not?

Best regards, thank you very very much!
Benedikt


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#16
It is perfectly real and is mint-marked on the suspension. It was most probably not awarded though.
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#17
Thats fine! Thank you!
Why not awarded? Too well preserved?

Greetings, Benedikt
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#18
Exactly that. If you find one with a completed document you can be pretty sure that the Badge was awarded.
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#19
That makes sense! Thank you for your help!! :)
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