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    Order of Yugoslavian People's Army

    1st Class - was awarded 536 times

    2nd Class - was awarded 9,137 times

    3rd Class - was awarded 45,384 times

    Please show us yours!

    Order of Yugoslavian People's Army 3rd Class

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    These are huge!

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    Gentlemen,

    just 2 years ago one 1cl was sold for USD 600,-.

    That's a price increase of 66 % in 24 month :rolleyes: .

    Best regards :beer:

    Christian

    It depends if award is cased or not.

    In general, all Yugoslavian awards went up in price nicely over the last couple of years.

    Plus, USD declined, currently 1 GBP = 2 USD. Exchenage rate was better for USD two years ago.

    William

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    Results of the auction in Vienna

    Gentlemen,

    Rauch's auction in Vienna http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=19027 resulted in the following hammer prices (incl. all fees & taxes in EURO):

    - 2cl (said silver, but I think, it's tombac) - ? 114,-

    - 3cl (silver, cased) - ? 102,-

    - 3cl (silver) - ? 84,-

    Best regards :beer:

    Christian

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    2nd class - silver or tombac

    Gentlemen,

    the silver-variant of the golden gilded 2nd class of the "Order of the Yugoslavian People's Army" commands a higher price, than the tombac-variant.

    How to make out the differnce?

    In my case with my 2nd class it had been easy :D : At the rv. on a small edge of the ray of the star it lost the gold wash and showed the silver corpus.

    Usually the checking of the weight should help: Both of my JNAs - 3rd class in pure silver & 2nd class in gilded silver - have a weight of +/- 65 gram. I assume that a tombac-variant of a 2nd class might be lighter in weight, than a silver-variant.

    Has anyone checked the weight of a tombac 2nd class :unsure: ?

    Best regards :beer:

    Christian

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    Christian,

    orders made of silver must have been marked (stamped) with silver mark on the back of the order.

    Dear Sasa,

    the 3rd class has two tiny silver marks at the rv., but the 2nd class has no silver marks at all.

    But the 2nd class is made of silver, as I pointed out in the previous posting.

    Maybe the thick gold wash covered the tiny silver marks at the 2nd class :unsure: ?

    Sasa, do you know the weight of a 2nd class made of tombac?

    Best regards :beer:

    Christian

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    Christian,

    as far as I know, orders of II and III class were made of tombac after 1980. and on these orders there are no markings on the back.

    Sorry, do not know the weight.

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    Has found this piece of info...

    Where are diferences? :wacky:

    The translation would be:

    ORDER OF PEOPLE'S ARMY WITH LAUREL WREATH

    Established: 1952.

    Assigned: 536

    a) I type ............450,00 - 60

    with convex star

    b) II type ......... 300,00 - 40

    with flat star

    Where have you found this information ?

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