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Patriotic War. - Bill Garvy - 12-05-2011
And here is the Order of the Great Patriotic War, 2nd Class, #2406890, a 1985 Jubilee issue. . .
Patriotic War. - shotgun01 - 03-13-2012
hi all,
this is a new piece which i got in the post today with a 1946(?) red star :)
i think it looks ok but would appreciate your expert options.
also is it a early 1945 type? (number is 336573)
thanks
:thumbsup
Patriotic War. - Bill Garvy - 03-13-2012
Looks good; awarded Summer, 1945 per The "Green Bible". . .
Patriotic War. - marsino - 03-13-2012
LMD - T2 V4.2.1.2 (Filler)
Patriotic War. - rocketscientist - 03-24-2012
Hello Gentlemen,
I would like to read your opinions on this second class OGPW, T2 of the most recent production (s/n 968404, might be awarded in the sixties?).
Thank you
Patriotic War. - Sergei - 03-24-2012
Enamel cracked at 12 o'clock?
Sergei
PS that's me being smart :( but there is aso something on the white enamel, like a dent. Not sure about the rivet, could be just the angle of viewing.
Patriotic War. - Lapa - 03-24-2012
Sergio,
Your order is :thumbsup
There are indeed all chances that it might be awarded in the 60's, and even more likely in the 70's since it was manufactured in 1968 at the Moscow Mint.
Marc
Patriotic War. - rocketscientist - 03-24-2012
Thank you, Marc and Sergei. As noted, there are some scratches in the enamel. The rivets, as far as I could see, are good.
cheers
sergio
Patriotic War. - rocketscientist - 03-24-2012
A new question: was it true, or just too good to be true?
Seen in an auction in Germany, just ended.
ciao
sergio
Patriotic War. - Sergei - 04-05-2012
What's wrong with it? I am not a big expert though.
The s/n on this one is a bit low - any explanation?
Thanks,
Sergei