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    chinnese medal!real or fake!


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    Posted

    got thsi of my sister about 4 years ago from the states but then it went MAI and recently i found it!!can any help me with it! is it real or fake??? any help is great!!! :beer:

    Posted (edited)

    Smells fake/fantasy, but let me check the books to see if it is a "mule". Looks to me like Taiwanese eBay dreck.

    Sorry. :(

    Edited by Ed_Haynes
    Posted

    I think so too-does it sound "dull" if you let it drop onto a hard surface?

    Interesting the ribbons aren't cheap plastic red though-maybe a Taipei medal instead? What does the back say? USairforce?

    :unsure:

    • 3 weeks later...
    Posted

    Very interesting! I picked up a copy of the Chinese Order of the Precious Tripod in the flea market outside the Meiji Temple in Tokyo about 15 years ago with exactly the same ribbon (which is NOT Precious Tripod). The medal itself was a fair to poor copy, generally accurate but poorly struck.

    Posted

    This is a fake. There is a huge range of this crap coming out of China for the past couple of years. You can buy them in Shanghai for US$1 per piece. Paddywhack has posted a similar medal in another forum and asked the same questions, where it was also identified as a fake, so I presume this was to get a second opinion ? The second opinion, well it is still fake.

    Posted (edited)

    hi paul! no it was just that i wasnt getting any replies at first so i posted here! hope thats ok!!!!(plus the international foum is better here!!)

    Edited by paddywhack
    • 5 months later...
    Posted

    Again... extremely poor quality fake...

    Even the real one would only worth a few cents...

    For me, the one and only WW2 KMT medal that worth

    to collect is:

    The Order of National emblem "white sun in the blue sky"

    Probably the most prestigious Chinese medal ever existed.

    Market value: untold

    It's no way to find it in the market anywhere, but there are

    few stored in the war museum in Taipei.

    I'm still thinking about how to get them without been noticed! :cheeky:

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