Hi MedalBook. I am a student looking at industry economics in niche areas and I decided to look at medals because my grandpa has some. Can anyone suggest some items I could look at over the past 30 years that have fluctuated in value greatly? Thanks, Kat
Can anyone confirm, as to why clasps were awarded in WWII instead of the actual Star when the recipient had been awarded a total of less than the official 5 Star total, I suspect this is something that just applies to flyers & sailors, where they flew over or sailed into enemy waters without actually having "boots on the ground", if my idea is correct can anyone tell me where I would find the written authority for such an orderterroresy
I am trying to find out more details of the recipient (F B Allen ) who was awarded the S Africa 1899-02 Transport medal, how do I go about tracing his rank & ship? can anyone help please?
Not really sure with the estimated price ! Moreover this medal was not given to the citizens of Bordeaux, but to the clandestine royal guard which was organized against french empire before its fall. A few officials of Bordeaux and british army were also honoured. Nevertheless, only 1300 were distributed, and most of these were destructed during the revolutionnary days of 1830. Experts assess only 100/200 could remain. If you want one in gold and normal-sized (32x21mm), the value in french auction rooms is between 2000 and 3000$. Thanks for this excellent website, and will be happy to share a photo of my « décoration du brassard de Bordeaux » if you need one to illustrate the page of this really really rare medal.