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Name: konstantin data: 2012-03-20 22:02:18 email: kostyapl@yahoo.com
I have Hero of the USSR gold star medal serial#943 for sale.You can make an offer
 
Name: Maks data: 2012-03-01 15:34:09 email: maksconduit@yahoo.co.uk
Hello,

I would be interested in purchasing some or all of the following items:
6. Order of the Patriotic War 1st Class WWI issue type var. 1 (no.189151)
7. Order of Patriotic War 1st degree type 2 var.1 (WWII) no. 67247
8. Order of Patriotic War 1st degree type 2 var.1 (WWII) no. 182937);

Would you please quote the prices and forward the scans to my email above.

Kind regards
Maks
 
Name: Christophe BARTKOWIAK data: 2012-02-11 10:05:16 email: cbartkow@free.fr
Hello,
I have been using your site for a while as a reference for my collection (in fact I started it after I found your detailled review). I have noticed that you have orders of the patriotic war 1st class for exchange or sale. After checking in your wishing-list, I have nothing to offer you except money... I am really interested in getting one 1st class PWO to enrich my collection. So if you accept to sell me one, I would be really glad to buy it from you.
Best Regards
Christophe (fellow humble collector from France)
 
Name: Dave data: 2012-02-08 10:32:50 email:
Is there anyway I can delete a guestbook entry I have made??
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i can delete for you...
 
Name: John data: 2012-01-07 14:07:29 email: abiatari@gmail.com
Hello
I am interested in Medal of the Hero of Socialist Labor. What is the price of this piece? If you are not interested to sell, maybe you could suggest how and where can one buy it?
thank you very much
John
 
Name: Bo data: 2011-12-27 23:09:48 email: bstrickland2@yahoo.com
I recently came across 35 Soviet pins, a red velvet Soviet banner with the image of Lenin, a large Soviet flag and a small Soviet flag. I want to sell these items. I have no idea of there value or authenticity. I can send pictures and answer any questions to help you decide. Please email me if interested.
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Ok, lets see what you have! oa
 
Name: Alex Mil data: 2011-12-22 05:36:38 email: admin@soviet-power.com
Hi again, your link is now here, please check:
http://www.soviet-power.com/other.php
Please let me know if you can do the same for me, thank you in advance!
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Hi there, sorry for the delay! Done! Can you add my banner pls?
oa
 
Name: Karl Camilleri data: 2011-12-16 05:53:14 email: karl@camilleri.eu.com
Dear Andrisek
(hope I got your name right)
I am a modest collector of USSR medals, from the age of 16 (now 40) and I finally after years of collecting any originals I could get i managed to get them all in a few drawers - but here in Malta it is difficult to find them - I am keen to see what I can either buy or exchange although the ones I have doubles are few - and probably a consumate collector as you already have them - however - I am not sure what is the price you quote for the medals - $, E or Stg. Alternatively if you can guide me where I could find the genuine pieces, it would be great. As from what I read, you are a no nonsense collector both on prices and what is really a good collection - I shall be happy to list my collection and let you know what I have - I definetly miss the Order of the Hero of the Soviet Union, Alexander Nevsky and quite a few others - in any case - let me cut short otherwise I shall never stop talking about my collection. Hope we shall correspond soon - and thanks
Karl Camilleri
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Hi lets talk! I await an email from you!
regards, oa
 
Name: Bureata stere data: 2011-12-12 15:25:38 email: Bureata_stere@yahoo.com
+40767589804 sunt din România si am mai multe medalii decorații si ordine rusesti mai multe de 100buc
 
Name: Alex Mil data: 2011-12-05 05:22:27 email: admin@soviet-power.com
Hi again, your link is now here, please check:
http://www.soviet-power.com/other.php
Please let me know if you can do the same for me, thank you in advance!
 
Name: Edward data: 2011-11-27 12:36:23 email: shanghaisunyu@msn.com
Hi, I live New York City, please let me know these gold metal priece. Thanks

Order of Lenin
http://www.soviet-medals-orders.com/forsale/detailed/o116d_83504_44111_t5_v1.shtml

Hammer and Sickle
http://www.soviet-medals-orders.com/forsale/detailed/o79_19863_41111_t2_v3.shtml

Edward
 
Name: Igor data: 2011-11-18 09:49:37 email: gos7079@yandex.ru
I Sale medals and insignia since Soviet times_)
 
Name: John, Key data: 2011-11-15 14:35:56 email: tigerjacquie@hotmail.com
I am an English person, living in Bulgaria. While digging in my garden, I have found what appears to be a Russian, medal/coin. Made of Brass or Bronze, 4 cm in diameter.On the obverse, there is the head of a man/woman, facing to the right. It appears to be wearing a laurel wreath around the head. The Head is encircled in laurel leaves, around the edge of the coin. On the other side, is the twin head eagle of russia, holding a globe in its right claw, and a sword in it's left. There are cyrillic letters around the edge of the coin.. CAN YOU HELP TO IDENTIFY PLEASE ? Should I give it to a museum ? Many thanks for your help in advance. Yours John H Key
 
Name: Kate data: 2011-11-07 08:11:27 email: khkerin@gmail.com
Hello.

I was hoping you could help me identify what I believe to be a Soviet decoration of some sort that belonged to a family member. He was a Naval officer posted as a "diplomat" in Moscow just after WWII. It is a cross made of what appears to be rose gold (I can't read the marks). On the front, the arms of the cross are covered in red enamel backed in a guilloche pattern. The arms are wider at the ends than at the base, and finish with a fairly dramatic "V" that indents toward the center. Each of the 8 points ends in a sphere about the size of a pepper corn. Between the outer ends of the points is a ribbed third of a circle, like a festoon. The center of the piece on both sides is a white circle (enamel or porcelain or something similar), with something that looks like a double "S" (one upright and one slightly twisted clockwise) hand-painted in red. On the front, it is encircled by a bas-relief laurel wreath in gold, while the back is framed in a simple band of gold. In my novice opinion, it was meant to be hung on a ribbon around one's neck, not pinned to a uniform. It hangs from a loop that is about 13/16" long, 1/16" wide, and 1/4" deep. The entire cross is about 1 and 13/16" across.

If you could wade through my description, and you have any ideas about what this might be, I would so appreciate your help. This man was posted in London prior to and possibly to some extent during WWII, so it could be British, but the shape of the cross makes me believe it is Russian.

Many thanks for your assistance.

Best regards,
Kate
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Why not send me a scan or foto... it does not sound like a Soviet order though...
 
Name: Adolfo Coelho data: 2011-10-31 06:27:42 email: Dolf.Medals@gmail.com
"Hi Adolfe, am most interested, how much? send me an email pls...oldrich.andrysek@gmail.com please!"

Hi!
Regarding this particular Medal it's gone to a new home sometime ago.
But still have more stuff on my site (and still a lot more not posted yet) :
http://dolf-soviet-mongolian-awards.blogspot.com/
Check it out as some new stuff is added from time to time.
Cheers,
Dolf
 
Name: Joe data: 2011-09-25 22:43:01 email: joep7654@hotmail.com
Hi, I'm not a gold dust buyer but a buyer of soviet medals...

I am big into buying silver bullion and have heard that Alexander Nevsky and other orders contain silver and precious medal. Is there any advise you can give me as to what medals are silver or gold? I know that Hero of the USSR is pure gold... Thanks!
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Many soviet orders and medals are made of silver, various types of gold and even platinum. Hero of Labour and order of Lenin are from gold also!!
 
Name: Alex Mil data: 2011-08-18 07:16:42 email: admin@soviet-power.com
Hello,
We are http://www.Soviet-Power.com
We sell Soviet and Russian military uniforms, hats, gas masks, medals, badges and other military surplus.
Please let me know if it is possible to place our link on your links page or make links exchange?
Thank You in advance,
Best Regards!
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Yes feel free, I will post your link too!
 
Name: Francois Dutil data: 2011-07-18 14:25:03 email: francois.dutil@videotron.ca
Hi! I noticed your Russian Federation section was a bit short on awards but not on questions from you about many of them. May I invite you to visit the official web site of OMSA? http://www.omsa.org/
Once there click on IMAGES, MEDAL IMAGES, scroll down to Europe East, then down again to Soviet Union and Russian Federation, then on Post-Soviet Russia and other Republics. There you will find over 900 researched (by me) modern Russian awards including Presidential decrees and ministerial orders. If you don't find a particular award there, chances are very high it is un official. I've been actively researching RF awards for years now.
Hope to see you in our forums!
Cheers!
Frank
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Thank you ... do you think we can exchange links? I have very few RF pieces as I concentrate on Soviet ones.
 
Name: igor data: 2011-06-25 03:44:39 email: stager2002@mail.ru
salut !! menia interessuet xx let rkka 1 tip . . medali ushakova .. nahimova esli u vas esti na prodazu ili obmen.. zivu v canada . iz chishinau . znau horosho borisa osinskogo
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izvini, nemogu pomosch...netu u menja!
 
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