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Too good to be true?
#11
Medalklector,

From this scan I can only guess, but the serial numbers and "D"s look suspicious.

Alexei
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#12
These were first for sale in Germany and are now for sale by an Australian dude. I guess he realises after all these were fake. :rant:


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#13
Soviet,

OGPW 1st is the ugliest, especially the stickpin.

Alexei
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#14
Do you? I don't...

For your review:
Documented group for sale ( on e-side ) with screwback Lenin and Nevsky Type 1! Wow! Unfortunately, everything ( both orders and award book ) looks fake for me.

And this is return policy: The items can be returned on the main one reason only - if these purchased items will be not the real orders, but the copies, or the fake. In this case any items can be returned without any exceptions, and within 30 days only. You should have the constituted and formated document, which should be issued and signed by the well-known and trustworthy appraisal company only. The item(s) must be returned by the the Registered Mail only. The returned item(s) and the official document will be examined, and the full refund will be returned to the purchaser if the signed document will be authentic. Hereby the buyer has to return back those item(s) were sold and received from the seller only.


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#15
Aaaah, the proverbial free cheese again :) I believe that both orders are fakes, just look at the "3" in the serial number on that Lenin.

Alexei
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