Red Star.
No problem.
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Hi warsaw45,

don`t worry - I have got this strangely engraved one in my collection too - maybe this was on Friday afternoon, 1 minute before closing time at the mint :D

With best regards!


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Order of the Red Star #425542, replaced enamel 12 & 3, research is pending.


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Does the enamel look ok on this order ? Has it been repaired or not ? Thanks


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Yes, and can not determine from scan/photograph. . .
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Bill Garvy Wrote:Yes, and can not determine from scan/photograph. . .

Any clearer ?


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Obviously listed on "e" but couldn't find it listed with that vendor. Regardless, no, I am still unable to determine of the enamel is replaced or original. Would need to see high resolution scans/photographs, or better still, an in-hand examination with magnification. Generally you can tell if the order is held in the right light. The replaced enamel will have a discernible difference in opacity.
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ok....I purchased it for $55. Will try and get decent pic of it when it arrives.
Thanks for your posts Bill ( ORS no: 1162151)
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$55 in 2016 usually buys a researched Red Star. Hopefully you'll post the research too!
"Signed with his own rubber stamp"
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I've not got one researched for $55 yet.....where do you buy yours from ? ;) This is without research
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