Mongolian medal "For Victory over Japan" No. 41243

Bronze, enamel, gilding. The original medal is in good collector's condition. The medal consists of a set of dihedral rays forming a rhombus, on which two stylized crossed swords are superimposed, with a round shield superimposed. The shield features a convex image of the Soyembo coat of arms, covered with white enamel, and a five-pointed star above the coat of arms is covered with red enamel, with three strokes on the sides of the Soyembo. The upper part of the coat of arms is divided into two parts by the inscription: BID I THINK WE WON. There is a convex date under the shield: 1945. The reverse of the medal is smooth, slightly concave, and the serial number 41243 is embossed in the lower part. The medal is connected by an eyelet and a ring to a pentagonal block, which is enameled in the form of a ribbon of three stripes: red, blue and red. All three strips are of equal width, 8 mm each. Guarantee of authenticity.

"For the Victory over Japan" (Mong. The Japanese deguur Yalalt Medal is a medal of the Mongolian People's Republic established by Decree of the Presidium of the Small Khural of the People's Republic of China on November 20, 1945 to commemorate the victory over Japan.