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Fake honored radio operator?
#1
I'm sure there is another thread about these already, but I can't seem to locate it and I'm running out of play time.;) Something about this is bothering me. The "newness" is acceptable to me, but the color and texture of the metal on the obverse (especially on the laurel wreath and stippled center) just give me a funny vibe. The MMD mint mark looks okay too, but I could only zoom in on the picture from the site so it isn't very clear.

Any thoughts would be appreciated. [Simon, here's a good one for our new badge moderator.:D]

Phillip


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Phillip
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#2
I am not an expert in them, but looks like a late issue to me. :confused:

Alexei
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#3
Thanks Alexei. By "late issue" I think you mean from the MMD, but not from the early Stalinist era - or is it "late" as in post-Soviet?:)

Phillip
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#4
Phillip,

I believe this badge was discontinued only when they discontinued the country, so it looks like a genuine issue to me from a late Soviet period.

Alexei
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#5
I wanted to show you this probably copy.
Do you think I'm right?


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marsino Wrote:I wanted to show you this probably copy.
Do you think I'm right?

Yes you are :thumbsup

Marc
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#7
The fake patina on the reverse and especially the screwnut are obviously bad, right?
"patina imparts character" - PJS
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