Maternal Glory.
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I have an opportunity to buy Order Mother Heroine (high 300,000's s/n, 1981 issue) that is complete with both the small award booklet and the full-sized award certificate. The seller wants $300 US. Is this reasonable? I can't seem to find much on the web regarding value, and I'm new to this excessively addictive hobby... Thank you for whatever help you might give me! :o
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#12
Kirchgoens,

I tend to think that it is in line with the trends these days. In Russia, they tend to sell for more with only the small document.

Marc
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#13
I just picked up another mother's set - this one complete from beginning to end except for a small Heroine booklet:

- a Mother Heroine medal with large certificate in binder and a large blue box that this goes into and a very small blue box to hold the medal and a slightly larger blue box that would probably (?) hold the small certificate (cert. missing);

- all three Orders of Maternal Glory with booklets;

- both Maternity Medals (both with booklets);

All come from one Central Asian woman with award dates spanning from about 1965 to 1975. There was also a second booklet for a 1st Class Maternal Glory in the same name, but no medal that had a matching serial number. I'm not quite sure how to explain to 1st Class booklets. The were exactly four months apart in date: 28 Dec 72 and 28 April 73.

The Heroine medal's gold star is very tarnished looking (much more than the other Heroine medal I have which is quite bright), but I weighed both on a good digital kitchen scale and they both came in right at 17g for the complete medal. That gives me some confidence I didn't get taken, but maybe I'm naive? I was a bit worried about the brass switches I hear about.

I just found a set of Mother Heroine documents (both the large and the small), but with no medal. The large was issued in 1970, and the small was issued as a duplicate" (stamped "Дубликат") in 1983. I picked them up, but I sure wish the medal had been there. My collection overall is small, but I think I'm most done with maternity awards at this point unless I see something too good to pass up.
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#14
This is one in my Collection:
Who knows: when it was made(Ser.number on the picture)?
Thanks,


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#15
I have a OMG 2 var 1 with the sn 146833.

Roscoe


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#16
Order "Maternal Glory" 1st Class #388694.


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Order "Maternal Glory" 2nd Class #927379.


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Order "Maternal Glory" 3rd Class #2085803.


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Order "Maternal Glory" 3rd Class #2294762.


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I got this "silver - gold" in the mail yesterday!

I know it was a booger getting the pin undone and redone though! lol


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