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你这个老哥看着也挺精神。。怎么就不开窍呢？非得“不撞南墙不回头啊”。我们都在为你感到着急啊，担心你上当受骗

I found a random shop on Taobao. There are a lot of fakes like the ones you posted. We are serious. I hope you will not be deceived.

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These are all fakes! Do you understand?

Can anyone tell me why the owner of this bar didn't get a World War I commemorative medal from the Austrian or Hungarian government?

On 21/01/2022 at 04:47, Elmar Lang said:

Hello,

 

I apologize for this very late reply.

 

The title of Emperor Franz Joseph within the Imperial Russian Kexholm Guards Regiment, was that of "Oberstinhaber" (or "Colonel Owner" of the regiment), not that of "Oberbefehlshaber", that is the title of a "Commander in Chief" of an Army or of an Army Group.

 

Best wishes,

 

Enzo (E.L.)

Hi Mr Enzo, so do you think this medal displayed on the Emedal website is a fake?

Thanks a lot for your answer, even though it's been sold. . . 【Skull】

I would like to ask when was this made?

View from the front. . This group of bars looks like it was bombed by an atomic bomb

Do you have a picture on the back of the medal?

伪=Chinese means puppet, fake, Manchukuo was made by the Japanese, but not recognized by the Chinese government, so it is called "pseudo Manchukuo", but they don't call themselves that.

On 11/01/2022 at 21:10, v.Perlet said:

All 3 were given to me by a Chinese gent who held them in his possession since the 60's -70's, so certainly can't be from 2000. He has absolutely no reason to make up a story. I bought exactly the same ones on a flee-market in 2010, for 15c in total just to see if there would be differences - no absolutely not.

 

The fake ones they produce are exactly like the gold medallion you posted. Selling them for US$ 50-100

Who would be interested even in China, to fake stuff selling at 10c a piece?

 

Regards

v.Perlet

 

 

 

 

Dear Mr. v. Perlet, I don't mean to offend you, but the three medals in your collection are indeed fakes. . You know, if there is demand, there will be a market. There are many elderly people in China who have lost themselves and won medals in their daily lives, so it is also a good choice to buy an imitation product for filling. There are very few people who study medals in China, so most people can't tell the difference between real and fake medals. Therefore, some elderly people often pretend to be old soldiers with fake medals to gain sympathy. The medals made by the Kuomintang are usually American-style ribbons, not this kind of hanging. Although it is cheap, the manufacturing cost is also very low. Like the German 1914-1918 Honorary Cross Medal, there are also fakes. JapanX is right.

If you don't believe me, please refer to the following pictures, compare the colors and you will see that they all look the same. We have talked about this kind of low-end fakes many times in the forum, but there are still people who are fooled. . If you are in Qingdao (I am also from Qingdao), I suggest you go to Lijin Road Cultural Market (Antique Market) on Saturdays and Sundays. You will find that there are many medals like you on the stalls.

Dear collectors, I recently saw an unofficial 50th anniversary medal of the Baden Fifth Infantry Regiment. I want to ask if anyone knows what the correct ribbon of this medal looks like? I haven't found its picture on the medal bar. I hope someone can help me solve this question. thanks

This is a picture I took from eBay

So can you tell me the difference between red and white winners? I have visited some German medal bars. Some Germans won in white and some in red. They were all awarded during the Spanish Civil War. Why not all of them were red?

It is written in Chinese, and it is given to "Friends of Odagiri". Next to it is the date. The 37th year of Meiji is 1904, the year when the Russo-Japanese War broke out. It didn't introduce who this Japanese is. .

You may need the help of the mysterious power of the East~

I don’t think it’s the person you’re looking for, but they do wear the Spanish Military Merit Cross Order. I have some pictures of Japanese people wearing the Saint Charles order. Do you still need them?

very good! Please help me to see, from which period did my Belgian crown order come from? Feeling after World War II

Sure enough, it was made by the Spaniards themselves, and looked like a "loser" from the back. The solder joints are all leaking on the surface

PS：I have been confused about the difference between the Charles III order and the Isabella order and the Spanish civil order? Are these three orders not all civil? Was the reason for the decline of the Kingdom of Spain because of the establishment of too many orders, which ran out of the silver robbed from the Inca Empire. .

Please help me find out where my order comes from? Native Spain?

I feel that my order-making time should be earlier than Mr. Graf's.

解放华中南纪念章=This is a battle medal, a medal for the liberation of central and southern China

塞满一裤子兜！

I like Mr. Graff's speech very much, life is like this. Ups and downs like sea waves.

PS I don’t like mini, mainly because of limited funds

I will do it for you

Wow! Your bars are great! I would like to ask if the last medal of this medal bar is the 1908 Messina Earthquake Rescue Medal?

If you repair them, will the people from the "war-like" countries continue to attack you and make fakes? I am looking forward to your repair! Ordinary people can't do it

It's rare to find that you publish an article here. . It feels like I found a polar bear in Antarctica.
The first medal, "Develop sports and enhance the people's physique" is a commonly used slogan, usually when I walk across the rostrum during a sports meeting (it looks like a fool, I did it when I was in school). At the bottom of the medal, "Friendship first. Second in the game"
In 1978, the six-unit airplane parachuting competition, the third place.

The second medal is for Japan. Fortunately, most of them are in Chinese, which I probably understand is: Tokyo International XX Conference
The 17th All-Japan Gymnastics Competition
Article 2
1963.10
Japan Gymnastics Association

. . It seems that there are no such valuable medals. The price is very low. You can chat with me privately if you have medals about Chinese in the future.

I was stunned by South Carolina