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Certainly too late to answer, but I wouldn't risk any buck on it: the colors on suspension are painted, not enameled...

The dented gear seems "polished" or "scratched with sand paper, it is not the "soft touch" of precise coins (technique often seen in Bulgaria or Czechoslovakia).

Gents, I'm not sure the gold star Hero of Vietnam was created in 1960. And remember ALL Hero star are worn on left chest.

Also te suspension doesn't fit at all: I see it shapped as an arc, or a kind of trapeze, not a rectangle.

It makes me think of this chinese medal: not the same, but similar style:

Really nice. The late Skanderbeg diploma is not so common...

Exceptionnal pictures of exceptionnal persons; thank you gentlemen!

That's cool guys, we are in an international forum, in a public subject...

Gentlemen, can we consider this combination of a 1st class and a necklet cross as a grand cross class?

PS: I'm looking for romanian diplomas for ODM...

Hello gentlemen, does anyone of you have in its possession Wojciech Stella's summ about polish orders?

This book is of the greatest help, although it show complexity - not to say havoc- of fabric variations of polish ODM...

I know this group. Indeed the asked price is saddly not friendly.

What could be a price range estimation?

Hello Bob, this group is really interesting, but.... why do the late orders do not have their s/n written in the order booklet? A double clerk failure would be really astounding?

Seems an impressive grouping! Could you please show to us the diplomas?

Hello, in such a pedagogical place, it is always usefull to explain WHY...

So the parade jackets weren't produced within Albania?

Hello gentlemen, I can' t see any pictures?

Really nice catch.It is a scarce and expensive award.

They discarded the couple big diploma/small certificate in the 80ies?

Thank you for this big examination of czesch badges! I believe they deserve a catalogue book, but does such a book exist??? (Something comparable to Krubl's work)

Thank you very much! Do you believe it is made of silver?

Hello, really nice set! The Spain war medal is extremly rare...

A grouping with a Virtituti Military and a Grunwald 3rd class is exceptionnal!!!

Thank you for your help, it's always of values when teher are too few books about the subject. Indeed, the W. Stella's highly valuable books don't always help to raise doubts about coining details when comparing genuine and fake pieces...

Hello, never too late for educating!

Thank you for yours comments. I look forward to seeing any new quality books about polish medals - which will complete the W. Stella 's work)

Well, general engraving seems poor, and the dark patina is here to hide the defects...

Hello gentlemen, what puzzles me is the fact that orders documents are never visible... howt they do look like?

Hello Eric, thanks for your comment. I tend to believe most stars (except the last one of course) I've shown are genuine.

Please remark that they belong to a common run numbered between 25000 and 29000. A bunch a unissued stars, logically.

The small group shown by Drugo present a poor finish and a kind of crude enamel (?) or painting...

Hello, this is anice piece. Diplomas about this order are rare. But one question: in 1983 did this order come with both big diploma (na dthe wax state seal) and the small DIN A5 certificate? What was the rule?