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Yes, I believe it was issued during his short "reign"
Reverse bears three words
紀 - Discipline
令 - Order
章 - medal
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Yes, I was thinking it must be you or somebody from your clique.
My post contained no personal attacks or insults. It was a gentle comic response to this rediculous threatening by "international expert".
Typical selective "Chris-style" moderation with which I am way too familiar
It a shame that such unscrupulous person as you are allowed to be a moderator ...
After my last post ...
Another post deleted that contained explanation of "diamond" set pedigree.
Shocking
What kind of moderation is this anyway?
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Well, your agitation is understandable, dear Misha.
So many potential clients around
As for
"...absolutely beyond my level..."
This is one striking example of overstatement
Kunker piece/Real one
Etc, etc, etc ...
Concerning recent statements showing pictures of orders from Kuenker’s auctions without auction and catalogue numbers has to be considered not only to be unfair but also as very unscientific and polemic which should not be the level of such an important international forum in my opinion. My comments concerning the pictures shown in message ID 15: all three pieces shown that there had been offered in Kuenker’s auction 235 (June 2013 – 8804, 8814 and 8815) and were withdrawn from the auction before it’s start. The first picture of message ID 16 shows cat.- no. 1160 of auction 253 which was correctly described as “later non Russian jewellers manufacturing” (those words also in English) and made “only” 4,800 Euros.
You should read this thread more carefully.
Selling price for 4 items in post #16 was mentioned "in toto" and nobody claimed that pieces in post #15 were sold by Kunker (direct quote "they tried")
Dear collectors and colleagues of this highly important international forum, I would like to ask you to give your statements with a little more of British fairness. A term “auction full of fakes” to be used with illustrations of only four illustrations of Russian pieces and after all to use an “etc.”
Since you are asking for more
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The German ChinadenkmünzeBy the way, russian cavaliers of this medal are known
could you please explain what´s the difference between the silver and the bronze one?!
Bronze for noncombatans.
Silver for combatants.
Cheers,
Nick
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Yep, as I said earlier every majour aucion house sells fakes.
Although some stuff that Hermann Historica was trying to move during last 5 yeas is simply beyond imagination.
HH rules!
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Nick do you know how many piece from this medal were awarded to foreigners?
Unfortunately I don`t have this info.
Total numbers of minted medals
110 300 in silver
106 000 in bronze
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I would even dare say very bad.
Bad, bad medals!
Shoo, shoo!
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What "personal exchanges"?
You are way too paranoid Chuck
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I was hoping someone recognized them.
Unfortunately we recognize them ...
Fakes.
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Hey Mike,
I don`t think that there are currently any published sources.
Only a couple of internet pages
http://regiment.ru/reg/II/B/192/1.htm
http://1914.borda.ru/?1-5-140-00000345-000-0-0
http://forum.vgd.ru/post/316/4407/p1050168.htm
Cheers,
Nick
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but I've never seen one in a case appropriate to a woman's medal.
Post 52 +
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Or maybe they would speak of "Orders and Decorations" or "War Medals".
I don`t know about all contexts and frankly I don`t care much.
But since it comes right down to it, then Kunker sells fake "numismatic items" as well
http://www.coinpeople.com/index.php/topic/32217-another-fake-on-kunker/
http://www.staraya-moneta.ru/forum/fоrum11/tоpic31441/
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I only discovered this auction house a few years ago and from my initial look at it I concluded that they were a coin house, exclusively.
Simple try to google Künker Auktion - Orden und Ehrenzeichen and you will see how many purely faleristical auctions they had
Point 2, I thought when they said "medals" they were referring to TABLE medals.
Objection! This is speculation
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sorry to see Kunker pushing these bad pieces. In their (only) defense they are mainly a coin auction and the medals/orders are just not their forte.
Strongly disagree
First, they are selling medals and orders for many years.
So this is not their "first time deal"
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For quite some time they try to position themselves as (direct quote)
Fritz Rudolf Künker GmbH & Co. KG is among the leading auction and trading houses for coins and medals.
Second, they are charging brigandish 23% comission for their "activities".
So I guess (for that kinda money) they have some real top notch experts working around the clock.
No?
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Can think no better a guarantee of forgery (and anyway they have no legal binding)
Check out this hologram.
Looks pretty cool and kinda responsible
I can't be all bad as I am kind to animals, especially dogs (mind you so was the German Charlie Chaplin impersonator).
You see, animals can be very handy for some people to justify their dislike of humans (forgeries included ).
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Hi Emmanuel!
Two medals are known and both are currently in Kagoshima Prefecture
One should be here
Satsuma lore Museum of Ibusuki (12131-4 Higashikata, Ibusuki, Kagoshima Prefecture 891-0404, Japan)
And another here (9698-1 Yoshinocho, Kagoshima, Kagoshima Prefecture 892-0871, Japan)
http://www.shuseikan.jp/eng/access.html
https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/尚古集成館
Best,
Nick
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German Deckoffizier with Russian China commemorative Medal?
in Russia: Imperial
Posted · Edited by JapanX
Naturally.
But these medals (in russian and german medal bars) are very rare.
It looks like there was pretty small quota.
I think this photo will entertain you
Captain second rank Chagin, I.I.
Most likely the ribbon bar of his medal inscribed Taku