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    Hero and labour Hero of the Mongolian People's republic


    Vatjan

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    HERO OF THE MONGOLIAN PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC

    T1 only 6 awarded

    T2 41 awarded

    14 posthumous titles awarded, they were NOT accompanied with the Gold Star.

    Pix from Yuri Yashnev's site

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    Just to do some 'housecleaning' by linking up other information here . . . .

    Hero of MPR / Medal "Gold Star" of Hero of MPR

    Type 1 (Resembles Order of Sukhe Bator but w/Uighur inscription and different rays)

    No SN data

    Type 2 (Ribboned screwback suspension, hand engraved SN)

    No SN data

    Sources:

    Eric

    http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=3249&st=0

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    Medal "Gold Soyembo" of Hero of Labor of MPR

    Type 1 (two piece riveted construction)

    Low = 13 High = 242

    Type 2 (one piece construction)

    Low = 420 High = ?

    1: 1956 Davaajav, D., Coal Miner

    52: 28/11/1962 Suuigiyn Gombo

    00/05/1965 Tereshkova, Valentina Vladimirovna (Pilot cosmonaut USSR)

    Tsedenbal, Yumjaa

    250: 1981 Brezhnev, Leonid Ilitsh, Marshal USSR

    2000 Nyam-Osoryn Tsultem, Artist

    8/07/2005 Lkhagvadorj, N., Controller of the "Ganguur" Company

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    Eric and Jan

    http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=3249&st=0

    http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=3249&st=22

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    Type 1 (two piece riveted construction)

    Low = 13 High = 242

    Type 2 (one piece construction)

    Low = 420 High = ?

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    I believe the above might need to be updated:

    - B's book shows 115 as a type 2; 420 would rather then be put as highest sighted

    - Recently 114 was on sale on eBay and this was a type 1

    On a different note - rumor has it recently a mongolian hero star (NOT a labour one!) was sold by one of the major western dealers! Anybody on this forum the lucky person?

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    I believe the above might need to be updated:

    - B's book shows 115 as a type 2; 420 would rather then be put as highest sighted

    - Recently 114 was on sale on eBay and this was a type 1

    On several occasions Dr B had the serial number, of the items shown in his book, changed (Photoshop)

    This is the case also with n?115 wich is in reality presumably n? 315 or 415

    Jan

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    On several occasions Dr B had the serial number, of the items shown in his book, changed (Photoshop)

    This is the case also with n?115 wich is in reality presumably n? 315 or 415

    Jan

    Also, if you look closely, some of the other imaged are "doctored" -- see, for example, p. 47.

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    On several occasions Dr B had the serial number, of the items shown in his book, changed (Photoshop)

    This is the case also with n?115 wich is in reality presumably n? 315 or 415

    Jan

    Interesting :speechless:

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    Several years back, a type 1 Hero was sold by Igor. Does anyone remember (1) when and (2) for how much? I think Liverpool Medals also had one (same one?) once upon an age?

    Help for failing memory, please. :beer:

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    Ed I am simply amazed!!!!!!!

    Your collection is without equal...

    Many words come to mind, some less nice than others but I'm very happy for you!

    Simply amazing.....never thought anybody would ever get one of these.......

    Too bad there isn't a drooling smily 'cause that would best capture this moment!!!

    Congrats...

    :speechless:

    JC

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    Congratulations Ed, very nice piece.

    On top of being the rarest of the rare, and then some, it is IMHO the most beautiful Mongolian order ever made, and that's saying something. :beer:

    You collection is getting actually better than what I've seen in all Mongolian museums combined. :P

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