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Hiya, Just added to my collection. With S925 and SAM hallmark. CISKEI Prisons Service Gallantry Cross (PGC) (1988-94) First one I have seen in the 'flesh' in 23 years of collecting. Didn't come cheap - € 257,00 - but worth every cent. Regards, Marcon1.
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Marcon1 replied to bigjarofwasps's topic in Great Britain: Orders, Gallantry, Campaign Medals
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Hiya, Also any information concerning this Coin Security Group medal. Service for Coin Security Namibia medal. With thanks. Marcon1.
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Hiya, Who knows more about these medals - i.e. official, semi-official or otherwise. Six (x6) full size Service Medals - awarded to employees from the now obsolete Coin Security Group. During the 80's, 90's and up to around 2006, Coin was one of the Leading South African Security Company's that covered most risk avenues, from Armed Response, Asset-In-Transit, Guarding, Investigations, Aviation and Technical. All medals are un-named as issued and in mint condition. Medals listed are for: 1) 2 Years Faithful and Loyal Service 2) 5 Years Faithful and Loyal 3) 10 Years Faithful and Loyal Service 4) General Service (Silver) 5) General Service (Gold) 6) Service at Bank City (Rare) COIN SECURITY MEDAL FOR GENERAL SERVICE An obsolete Coin Security service medal for 5 Years loyal and faithful service. COIN SECURITY MEDAL FOR …YEARS FAITHFULL AND LOYAL SERVICE. An obsolete Coin Security Assets-in-Transit general service medal. Regards, Marcon1.
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Hiya, Thanks Archie, That was the only one that I did not have a picture from. I found the above picture on Bobshop offered as South African Inauguration Medal for Ekurhuleni Police - Year 2000 , therefor I thought they were the one issuing these medals - I will amend my records. I also need your help for this one. FULL SIZE SA ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION MEDAL AWARD TO C.G. CLOETE 28/07/93-AWARDED TO MEMBERS WHO GUARDED THE INSTITUTION, NORMALLY EX POLICE MEMBERS -NUMBERED 50-SCARCE. As a ex police officer yourself, do you know anything about this medal - maybe from your ex colleagues. What was it given for - Long Service, Good Conduct, Bravery etc ?? Are there others, gold version, bronze version ?? Are they official, semi-official or just "a thank you" medal ?? Any info would be welcome. Regards, Marco.
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Hiya, I saw this article in Medal News and I thought it may be of some interest to forum members here. Regards, Marcon1.
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Hiya, Found this. Rare Military Academy Medal of His Imperial Majesty Haile Selassie I with original handwoven ribbon. 1st Class, Gilted. Ethiopia. 1950s. If you look at the ribbons of the above militaria-agent.com photo you will notice 2 different ribbons, which suggests there is also a silver medal (2nd. class ??). This info found in 10 minutes of googling using google images 😁 Regards, Marcon1. Rare Military Academy Medal of His Imperial Majesty Haile Selassie I with original handwoven ribbon. 3rd Class, Bronze. Ethiopia. 1950s. Another 2 minutes spend.
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Hi Archie, Good to know because I bought it !! It is in my collection now 😁 Regards, Marco. See my posting - Transkei medal - another unknown variety ??
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Hi Megan, If they are not awarded but are produced, than include them in your listing so that people know what is what. Just state that they were never awarded, I'm sure there are many others (especially the more 'higher' ODM's) that never got awarded. See 2 examples below. The Queen Elizabeth II version was introduced after her succession to the throne in 1952 and has her effigy, facing right and wearing the Tudor Crown. It is circumscribed "ELIZABETH II D:G: BR: OMN: REGINA F: D:" reading around from the top. It is identical to the first Queen Elizabeth II obverse design of the British Efficiency Medal. Scroll bar The scroll bar on the Queen Elizabeth II version was English only, but this medal was never awarded since it was superseded within a few months of the Queen's succession to the throne. Air Efficiency Award (1950-52) A South African variant of a British medal, intended as an award for 10 years CF service in the SA Air Force. It was never awarded, probably because SAAF personnel were already eligible for the ED and Efficiency Medal. Insignia: An oval silver medal depicting the head of King George VI (obverse) and the words "Air Efficiency Award - Toekenning vir Bekwaamheid (Lugmag)" (reverse), with the name of the country on the suspender. So, you see there are more 'never awarded' medals out there and people should know about these just in case they come across one. Regards, Marcon1.
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Hiya, I saw this medal on Bobshop and it looks like a silver medal. DESCRIBED AS = Transkei 30 Years Service Medal - Full Size, Named Lt. Kol Baker - 1981. However, the only medal in my listings that look like it is = Transkei Independence Medal (1976) Issued to founder members of the force in 1976. Insignia: A circular bronze medal displaying the Transkei coat of arms (obverse) and "Uzimele 26.10.76" (reverse). Is this another unlisted variety ??? Or are the bronze versions for the lower ranks and silver for the higher ranks ?? Who can tell me more about it. Regards, Marcon1.
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