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i offered him $4000, i think it is very good price, market is not the same anymore
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Gents,Owing to a non-paying bidder from Ukraine, it's back on the market. A BIN price of $8,000.00 or best offer:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...em=130313114703
Regards,
slava1stclass
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yes it is fair
I'm afraid it's not mine but I'm trying to buy it from the owner before he places it into internet auction. So I try to figure out a fair offer for the current owner! So is 500 fair?Thanks,
MASteel
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i will offer $500 let me know
thank you
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Hello,What would be fair offer for an Order of Red Star with low number 18676? I searched web and found many different prices for originals, depending mostly about number ie. time of issue.
Enamel is intact. Order is said to be Finnish vet's war souvenier.
Thanks in advance,
MASteel
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hi bob
skrinko vasilui gregorevich was awarded with order of red banner, lenin, bogdan chmelnitsky 3 cl, and hsu star 8808, after ww2 he lived in ukraine in village near city summi and died in 1984
i will be interested in such a nice group
thank you
alex
Khmelnitsky 3rd class that isProvenence: the grand daughter of the hero
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very nice , i love low s/n and condition of enamel, let me know if you decide to sell it
thank you
alex
Hi all,this is my Order of the Red Banner, screwback "Mirror Type", corresponding to Durov's Type 1, Variation 2; award number 1213:
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hi dave
let me know then you ready to sell some of your groups i will be interested
thank you
alex
Very well said!I think the "end of the road" has come for some of us older collectors, such as myself in the very near future. I still enjoy Soviet awards, but I find that I cannot afford many of them anymore. I can now only buy the items that I once turned up my nose at 10 years ago as "the little stuff". Unfortunately for me, I didn't have much interest in lower items then (or bought so many that I eventually lost interest in them!) nor do I have interest in the items that I can afford anymore. I have moved into collecting WW1 US Army uniforms (my old love) and have established a very large quality collection (30+ uniforms, all documented) for less money than a single HSU group would cost!!!
At the same time, very little new stock has come out of the FSU. I used to get two to four groups PER MONTH from Russia/Ukraine/etc. and many of these groups were direct from veteran's families. Those groups started trickling off in mid-2004, and as of about 2005, I haven't bought a single group directly from the FSU.
I still love the research aspect of Soviet awards, but even at that, I am getting tired. I have seen too many "killed up to a squad of Hitlerite soldiers with his gun" citations!
I plan to still maintain my "nitche" collections - posthumous Soviet awards and Soviet awards to foreigners because there is still the excitement of finding that rare award, and I have yet to encounter much competition (especially with what I am willing to pay) from collectors in the FSU.
Shortly, I will be parting with my last groups, and will put my two last groups (very well documented straight-from-the-veteran heroism groups) in storage. I have contemplated selling my Soviet reference collection, but have been too tapped at work to spend the time coming up with a list of the 200+ books in it! Maybe one of these days.
Although it's the end of the road (for the most part) in Soviet collecting for me, I am glad to see that there are still many new collectors out there who have the excitement that I once did. I think that's awesome. I hope that other collectors will be able to experience the fun I have had with Soviet award collecting over the past 15 years - it's been a great ride!
Dave
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Alex - are the results out? I'm curious as to what everything ended at! Thanks! Dave
no results yet
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i just won 11 items
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Jim, of course the order converted by recipient to match current statute and regulations is more original, than the one re-converted by a dealer. More changes you make to the order, more damage you bring to it. So it is better not to change anything. It is just my opinion, maybe other people have different point of view.
NICE RED BANNER
VERY INTERESTING CONVERTION
VERY RERE AND INTERESTING EXAMPLE
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HOW to see it is a fake ?
reverse is totaly wrong plus style in which s/n engraved is incorect
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YES YOU ARE RIGHT, IT IS FAKE
ALEX
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COLONEL FROLOV, MIKHAIL ALEXEEVITCH (8 awards):
Hero of the Soviet Union Gold Star Medal (T2, s/n 8690
HI RON
IT IS ORIGINAL BOOK AND HE RECIVED ALL THESE AWARDS
CONGRATS WITH VERY NICE GROUP
IF YOU NEED HELP WITH RESEARCH PLEASE LET ME KNOW
THANK YOU
ALEX
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Well lets hope it has not been messed with, as I would not be too happy about that.
HI RON
COULD YOU PLEASE POST NAME OF HERO
THANK YOU
ALEX
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Is the serial number "20" on the 6? I can't see what the number is on the 5.
hi
#5 is 46
#6 is 20
thank you
alex
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hi
unfortunately they were awarded to different people.
i have tried to research them but no luck
alex
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HI
HERE IS FOR YOUR VIEWING PLEASURE RED BANNER 5 AND 6
THANX
ALEX
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Yep... Looks similar. Is it another group for political officer?
i do not know yet
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another scan
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hi
here is very simular group that i sold recently.
alex
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hi
in my opinion the best research you can get is for order of nevsky. these ussialy were given for serious fighting
thanx
alex
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hi doug
is it complete group with all orders from book?
thanx
alex
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hi
very overpriced, even at today prices
alex
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HI
very interesting order of red banner type 2 , that i bought for my collection.
enjoy
alex
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Order of the Red Banner, 5th Award
in Russia: Soviet Orders, Medals & Decorations
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VERY NICE, CONGRATULATIONS