KDVR

I got that nice Finnish medal lot. The seller told me, that the father of his wife (she is from Finland) got those medals during WWII. I made some research and I found out that this are: 1. The commemorative medal of winter war 1939 - 1940 2. The commemorative medal of the continuation war 1941 - 1945 3. Badge for the Finnish reserve officer course 4. Badge for a customs award / medal? 5. Finnish coat of the arms - I think nothing official - who knows more? Do you know if this Badge of the reserve officer course is a WWII era type? The screw is marked BARCK HELSINIKI. I know that this badge was also given after WWII to participants of that reserve officer course. Do you have more information about that customs award? How much is the approximate value of that reserve officer badge and the customs award (only for insurance reasons). Thank you KDVR

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Very nice shooting award. Rarely seen! :jumping:

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copy or original? Who knows more about that tinnie?

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copy or original?

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Please write me your opinion. Thank you!

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Please write me your opinion. copy or original? There is no manufacturer mark on the backside.

The Armed Forces of the USSR (MVD ? CCCP - Police) Type 1 ? mod. 2 Established on January 25, 1958 In silver and enamel, diameter 32 mm

The Armed Forces of the USSR (MVD ? CCCP - Police) - Type 1 Established on January 25, 1958 In golden nickel, diameter 32 mm

Many thanks for that helpful information. - Do you know for what reason this badge was awarded? - Do you know in which period this version was awarded? - Do you have a screw back left which fits to that badge? Many thank for your great help! KDVR PS: This are my first Mongolian awards. I like them very much!

the number is 3313

better picture wight: 17,40 gram

better picture wight: 16,00 gram

better picture wight: 16,10 gram

I tried my best with the old camera. wight 16,7 gram

16.25 gram (wight of the medal)

Many thanks for that important information. So the description in the collectors guide to Sowiet medals, written by Mc Daniel, about the 3rd type of the Belgrade medal (wrong inscription on the back side) must be seen as a copy. May be someone of the forum has more information: this medal was bought by a collector in the early 90ies in Moscow. At that time copies of WWII campaign medals were very poor. So who could be the producer of that medal? In comparison with the well known Belgrade fakes and copies of the 90ies, this medal has a very high finish. Could it be possible that this medal was produced semi-officially by a mint - for little extra money? Who knows more?

HELLO FRIENDS IN MY OPINION A GOOD ONE. PLEASE WRITE ME YOUR OPINION. WHAT'S THE VALUE OF THIS VERSION (FOR INSURANCE REASONS) THANK YOU! KDVR

HELLO FRIENDS IN MY OPINION A GOOD ONE. PLEASE WRITE ME YOUR OPINION. WHAT'S THE VALUE OF THIS VERSION (FOR INSURANCE REASONS) THANK YOU! KDVR