Ladies and Gentlemen,I am happy to offer for sale this extremely rare 100% AUTHENTIC Imperial Russian soldier's St.George silver medal for bravery ,issued during Alexander III reign! This is considered for the most rare and desirable Russian Imperial soldier's medal ever! It is much more rare and hard to find compare with the order of St George itself!
Minted in St.Petersburg.Amazing extra fine to near mint condition!
You can see a similar medal has been sold in auction for 750000Rubl=$25500!!!
This is one of the highest Imperial Russian award that a soldier could ever receive-awarded in four classes and only for extreme bravery in face of the enemy!
Established in the Russian Empire in 1807, it was granted to non-commissioned officers, soldiers and sailors for their military heroism. In 1856 it was split into four degrees. A person initially received the fourth degree, and would subsequently be promoted to higher degrees for further acts of bravery; one who received all four degrees was called polniy Georgievskiy kavaler (full Cavalier of St. George).
Cross of St. George was practically same as Order of St. George, except that it was given to non-commissioned officers. But in 1878 Russia established St. George Medal. This medal was below the Cross of St. George in precedence and was granted for the acts of gallantry in battlefield which fell short of "the extreme bravery in face of the enemy".
100% AUTHENTIC Imperial Russian soldier's St.George silver medal for bravery ,issued during Alexander III reign! This is considered for the most rare and desirable Russian Imperial soldier's medal ever! It is much more rare and hard to find compare with the order of St George itself!
Minted in St.Petersburg.Amazing extra fine to near mint condition!
You can see a similar medal has been sold in auction for 750000Rubl=$25500!!!
This is one of the highest Imperial Russian award that a soldier could ever receive-awarded in four classes and only for extreme bravery in face of the enemy!
Established in the Russian Empire in 1807, it was granted to non-commissioned officers, soldiers and sailors for their military heroism. In 1856 it was split into four degrees. A person initially received the fourth degree, and would subsequently be promoted to higher degrees for further acts of bravery; one who received all four degrees was called polniy Georgievskiy kavaler (full Cavalier of St. George).
Cross of St. George was practically same as Order of St. George, except that it was given to non-commissioned officers. But in 1878 Russia established St. George Medal. This medal was below the Cross of St. George in precedence and was granted for the acts of gallantry in battlefield which fell short of "the extreme bravery in face of the enemy".
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