Medal "Veteran Of Labour".

[Nota Bene]

Bill,

I am not sure about alluminum alloy, but I thought tombac would be heavier, wouldn't it?

Alexei

[marc-]

I put this here even.
I don’t now where I can post it, As it is not the correct place, can you move it to the correct place. Tanks

What kind of marks are this
It is a good sign or bad sign

[desantnik]

If anything, it's "good." It stands for "LMD" or Leningrad Mint.

[HuliganRS]

Most orders produced in the late 70's and 80's had the mint mark stamped on the loop.

Rusty.

[charlet]

hello gentlemen, this is not a great document, but a ministerial variation still worth to be known:

[Nota Bene]

Sebastien,

I believe there were at least three variations:

- "Ispolkom";
- republican; and
- ministries (yours).

All three are common.

Alexei

[Alfred]

According to mondvor, there are five different variations of the document.

regards
Andreas

[charlet]

thank you gentlemen, I was suspecting a 3rd type (ministerial) variation!

[Nota Bene]

Andreas,

Thanks! According to Avers-6 there are 6 variations.

Alexei

[90cent]

Is it true that "Vet of Labor" medals were only given out upon retirement from work or the military?

Also, did military officers ever recieve the "distiguished labor" or "valiant labor" medals?(or any other labor medals?)

thanks