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Thanks a lot! :beer:
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Try tell this to sellers But of course pre-1949 version command higher price.
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Very nice medal bars Azyeoman! Will it be possible for you to post HQ photos of obverses and reverses of two upper bars. Cheers, Nick
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That's why they call them "crazies" :lol:
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:cheers: Indeed they are not that common. Somewhere between $200 and $500 (usual factors applied doc/no doc, class, condition..)
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These are much more scarce than 1st classes of orders Didn't read this one... Yet ;)
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Yep, some other kanji's also can be interpreted as official mint marks. For example kanji 大 could be interpreted as mark of Osaka mint. And hiragana "hi" in this thread http://gmic.co.uk/index.php/topic/56238-7th-class-of-rising-sun-order-with-interesting-and-pretty-rare-mark/ as mark of Hiroshima mint.
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That's why nobody (who is in his right mind) is selling anything "heavy" at american (on any other) eBay. At least without setting the minimum and/or reserve price ;)
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After 1971 with Hero of Mongolia Star
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With next variation
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That`s what I call a "good looking General"
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If you have any additional variations of these badges in your collection, please post them here Cheers, Nick
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Variation 4 also was issued before 1932. Reverse inscription says "Independent Guard Unit. 116 Infantry Detachment. 4th Company" Badge dimensions Weight 26,89 g Windth 35,86 mm Height 43,20 mm
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Variation 3 was issued before 1932. Reverse inscription says "Independent Guard Unit. Commemorative badge" Badge dimensions Weight 26,01 g Windth 37,16 mm Height 44,72 mm
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Variation 2 was issued after foundation of Manchukuo in 1932 Reverse reads "Manchurian Independent Guard Unit. In memory" Badge dimensions Weight 17,83 g Windth 30,68 mm Height 44,80 mm
