Mongolian Orders Display

[Dolf]

OMH 2nd Class, pinback (Order style).

This one weights 25,70gr.

The "2" is quite different from the T2V1 (#174753) posted above.

On this piece, not only on the green wreath becomes yellow under a black light (as the previous piece) but also the central part of the top red banner, where there are the letters, react to the black light.

Also on this piece as on the previous one, under a black light the central medallion blue enamel kind of glows a bit. This doesn't happen with any of the other pieces previously posted!

Opinions?

Obverse:

Dolf

[Dolf]

And the reverse of this one, S/N 210309.

Dolf

[Dolf]

Last addition to the Mongolian Orders collection, a lovely ORBMV 1940-1945 (A 22.1)

S/N 181, in mint condition. A T1V2, according to Jan's list of Types & Variations on the appropriate thread.

A couple of scans of the obverse, with different background colors: (not sure which one I prefer I guess )

Dolf

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[Dolf]

Second one:

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[Dolf]

Reverse, red background.

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[Dolf]

And finally, reverse, black background.

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[Dolf]

A new arrival, Deputy of the State Lower Assembly Badge, B 01, S/N 20.

I guess that apart from that S/N 12 for sale on that NJ dealer's site, this one is probably the next lower S/N I've seen.

Dolf

[Dolf]

fjcp,

Thanks for the PM claryfying the S/Ns observed, including your #17.

So, with a S/N lower than my #20, there is that S/N 1 sold by the NJ dealer a couple of years ago as mentioned by Jan on the appropriate thread + S/N 12 he has for sale now (for $1,100.00USD!!!) and yours with S/N 17, right?

Dolf

[Dolf]

Ribbon bars and Friendship Badges Display.

Dolf

[Dolf]

Well, just a small update.

Kind of "find the differences between this one and the pic posted on Post #1 of this same thread" game

Dolf

[Ed_Haynes]

Nice additions!

[Dolf]

Nice additions!

Thanks Ed

So the differences between Post #1 and Post #85 are?... (as you say "additionS" I suppose you found both )

Dolf

[Ed_Haynes]

Thanks Ed

So the differences between Post #1 and Post #85 are?... (as you say "additionS" I suppose you found both )

Dolf

Is there a prize . . . ????

[Dolf]

Is there a prize . . . ????

He!he!he!... LOL...

Dolf