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a Labour award, awarded to a Mint worker?
That would be a cool piece for the collection!
Did this ever happen? Or are there any reasons why it wouldn't have?
Cheers guys,
Tommy
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Since most labor awards are unresearchable, this would be hard to prove without other supporting documentation. The closest I remember seeing to your question (but it was a long time ago and I don't have the research) was a military award to an administrative officer that mentioned responsibility for issuing military awards in the field.
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I believe I have seen a ukaz in the last couple of months which was for the mint for productivity. Being displaced and bogged down finding it may not be instant.
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No,
I think the problen is to identify the awardee as a mint worker.
Because Labour awards have no citation like military awards, were the position of duty is mentioned.
But sometimes there may be miracles.
regards
Andreas