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Ctahhr,
Standard unnumbered medals (other than MMM and MC) were, at best, very irregularly written up in the Uchetnaya Kartochka.
The practice to indicate them became more common a bit later, then seems to have fallen into lower practice again sometime about the mid-1970.
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But at the same time we can not assume that they are they because there is a chance they are.
If it IS there it is a definite anything else can only be speculation.
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PaulR Wrote:Now that you put it that way, I will leave the group as is. It is a pity that the ORS is not still with the grouping.
Paul,
List it on the Serial Number Database, you never know.
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Paul, please post the number of the Order of the Red Star that is missing from this group.
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The missing Red Star in question is 2688647.
Not guilty!
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It would be cool if it was to be found!!!
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It certainly isn't impossible to reunite groups. The odds are not good but it has been known to happen. I've reunited items with odds of worse than 500000/1.
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