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Labour Honour Medal.
#21
Don't know. Doors remain closed. (But theoretical access remains.)

Sadly, the lowest number that Urnukh gives (p. 167) is #158.

Don't think "Big C" had room for it, even it were his.


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#22
Here's a more recent issue #5305 housed in its own custom case.


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#23
Dated to around 1954, I think.


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"patina imparts character" - PJS
A wise man said: 'you should not pay a premium for what you want beyond your comfort level, and always ensure there is a mutually agreeable return policy.'
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#24
Here's my no. 977...


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#25
And my No. 194. Great medal both in design and quality. :thumbsup


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#26
Pobeda45 Wrote:And my No. 194. Great medal both in design and quality. :thumbsup

Great specimens. Thank you for sharing.
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#27
Here is #44!! I knew I had to snatch it up when Igor listed it. It is really an excellent example and now the lowest Mongolian serial in my collection. Unfortunately, now I have a few too many of these T1V1. I might have to thin the horde out.


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#28
Nice catch!
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#29
Thanks Paul! It is a really nice medal and surprisingly the enamels are flawless. It is nice that in the Mongolian market low serials like this are still attainable.
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