Mongolia Cosmonaut mistery

[Bob]

This was offered for sale to me... A5 + Soyombo related to it.

Indication from seller that 4 A5's were produced, 2 awarded to Mongolians and 2 to Soviets who never in the end received them...

Tempted, but...

[Bob]

more to come

[Bob]

now things get very interesting

[Bob]

and more...

[Bob]

last one

[Ed_Haynes]

I am dubious.

The story, as it was told to me, is that three (3) of the cosmonaut badges were made (Gurragchaa wanted a duplicate, he may have lost #1). And I have never heard that these badges went to the Soviet hosts.

And I don't think they got the labor award.

Can confirm. A good friend's mother interviewed them all and got friendly with the two Mongolians.

[seb16trs]

there's a problem with the upper end of the soyombo flame and with the medal ring... no wear and sucha deformed ring??? That doesn't look like Mondovr job.

[besu]

Very good. Commemoration of Mongolia's space !!

Gold Soembo #22 awarded time whether there is a record of it?

[Bob]

Very good. Commemoration of Mongolia's space !!

Gold Soembo #22 awarded time whether there is a record of it?

Can you rephrase your second question - not sure I understand. Thanks

[Sparks]

Dear Bob, I so understand that your German intermediary offers you my sign on the Cosmonaut badge . If you have questions concerning this badge you can ask me personally.

[Bob]

Thank you Sparks

http://www.gateway.mn/modules.php?name=New...nt&sid=8840

This indicates the Soviet cosmonaut we're talking about here. And to be clear, the Soyombo was offered for sale at the same time but does not belong to the cosmonaut badge.

Certainly priced as "real" awards. I'll pass on it this time.

[ub6365]

Should be very very expensive???