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Hi guys, how about this one? a booklet for the Order of Reb banner of Labour with SN 817 and the Medal of Labour with SN 5161. The order was issued in 38, which was in 1948 and the medal in 1951.

This medal was offered to me for about USD$70 by a chinese dealer, I thought it is so cheap, but on the second thought, just in case, I ask dealer to send these detailed scans and realize it might be a fake becuae I never have seen any KhG fake before. We all need to be careful from now on. BTW, Vatjan, you metioned the other two types of KhG fake, do you have any scans of them? If not, would you just describe the differences? Thanks in advance!

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stange nut

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hi, guys! look at this strange KHALKIN GOL medal, is it a fake or a new variation? see the letter "I", it is not the " i ", and other details like the horse head was made crudely.

thanks, guys!

here we go

Here is strange OCRB, the reverse looks a bit strange, could the rivets be repaired or removed?

thank you, Ed!

S/N 635 looks normal, rivets are bigger than S/N 78

Here is my Polar Star S/N 635 & 78. They both have upward curved Monetnyi Dvor mintmarks. The interesting thing is that the rivets of these two Polar Stars look different. The SN 635 look normal, but the rivets of S/N 78 look smaller. Have you guys noticed about it before? Thank you in advance!

looks very amazing! Would you post more closer scans about groups? Thanks in advance! I really want to visit Mongolia if I have a chance.

very impressive! would you please post a close-up photo of Mongolian medals? I am quite interested in those medals. Thanks in advance!

Yes, I note those are new arrivals and will be gone soon.

I am a bit confused here. As for my #3 ORBCV with s/n 60, the seller told me that this order was issued to a russian. For those orders with high SN, they might not be issued. So what range of SN was issued or these numbered orders have never been issued at all?

These are very impressive! Thank you for sharing. Have you got any related documents with them?

No.3

here are the reverse for No. 2 & 3.

Here is my collection. It is the first time to post them together. 1st, s/n 1859 2nd, s/n 298 3rd, s/n 60

BTW, all the numbered Combat Red Banner were gone on two major dealer website? What is going to happen, guys?

Pochupaylo page 2 with his name filled in in Cyrillic. The text in the first line, running down the far right column, refers to something about a 35th year (anniversary of Chinese Communist Party ? ), while down near the bottom of the second from right column is something else about 3 years-- a reference to "sceret" collaboration during the Korean War? I'm afraid spotting numbers is the extent of my Chinese knowledge! [attachmentid=10508]

[attachmentid=27461] This is a interesting topic, great pics. Here is my contribution, I don't know if it has been posted. Choibalsan and Zhukov (left)