Yang Chuyu

Dear nick Recently, my friend acquired a Czechoslovakia partisan badge . Unlike other partisan badges, which are constructed of silvered bronze, this one has three hallmarks on the screw("900", "KK", triangle), and the material of the badge seems to be silver, although the badge itself doesn't have a hallmark. I'm interested in your perspective. Thank you very much for your assistance. Warm regards, Yang Chuyu

Thank you, new world and Eric😊

Hi nick, a friend of mine found a special Czechoslovak partisan badge, which has three hallmarks on the screw. However, the badge itself doesn't have any hallmarks. I will share photos of this badge this weekend.

Hi new world, you're right, during socialist yugoslavia, the letter B turned into 2. But my question is, in the socialist yugoslavia, do different shapes of hallmarks still represent different silver contents?

I found that Yugoslav orders have different shapes of hallmarks, including quadrilateral, pentagon, and hexagon. I have seen other materials about Yugoslav hallmark, in which different shapes of hallmarks represented different silver contents. However, the hallmarks presented in these materials are different from those on Yugoslav orders. Do these different shapes of hallmarks represent varying silver content? the image below comes from GMIC. quadrilateral pentagon hexagon

I have seen Paja's picture about the classification of Order of Merits for the People. However, this type of order which has a special needle isn't included in the picture. Unfortunately, I haven't clear photo.

the number is 424