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Unidentified Unofficial Russian Awards.
Nota Bene Wrote:Looks like aluminum to me, at least the suspension.

Alexei

The seller said silver.
As for me it is not only the material the medal was made from.
Is this a real experimental / sample medal?
Also the price $400.00 is way too high even for a real thing (at least for me):D
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I know nothing about this medal :(, but if you look at the way the pin is attached to the suspension, you will see what I mean. Of course, silver could also refer to the color of the metal.

Alexei
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Eric,

I am not sure either, but it does not look like the quality one would expect from a mint sample/experimental piece.

Marc
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Marc, Alexei
I agree with you 100%
I also have a lot of questions about this medal.
I would spend $20.00-30.00 on it, but $400.00 :thumbsdown
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New additions to my Chernobyl collection :)
Thanks to one of our Forum member :thumbsup
Guys. feel free to contact me if you have anything else related to this topic. :D


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Higher submarine Acadmey medal


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Same, but the gold one


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Submariner medal...


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New additions to my Chernobyl collection
Two Ukrainian badges / medals


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Few badges / pins dedicated to Chernobyl Accident issued by France and Germany.


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