In brass; measures 37.1 mm in height incl. eyelet, 32.1 mm wide; weighs 16.3 g without the suspension and connecting link.

Excellent condition. Aside from a couple of tiny, barely detectable dings to the edge and a few microscopic contact marks, the medal is free of noticeable wear. The raised artwork and lettering are perfect and extremely crisp. The original mint luster is fully preserved and bright throughout, having only a few spots of mild tarnish that do not detract, no significant oxidation or blemishes. Comes on original aluminum suspension with a nicely preserved c

In brass; measures 37.1 mm in height incl. eyelet, 32.1 mm wide; weighs 16.3 g without the suspension and connecting link.

Excellent condition. Aside from a couple of tiny, barely detectable dings to the edge and a few microscopic contact marks, the medal is free of noticeable wear. The raised artwork and lettering are perfect and extremely crisp. The original mint luster is fully preserved and bright throughout, having only a few spots of mild tarnish that do not detract, no significant oxidation or blemishes. Comes on original aluminum suspension with a nicely preserved clean old ribbon. Overall, a very attractive example!

Established in 1961, 20 years after the battle, this is the last of the Soviet WW2 campaign medals. Awarded to the survivors of the battle for Kiev which was catastrophic for the Red Army (General Kirponos, commander of the Southwestern Front which defended the city, was killed in the cauldron along with most of his staff.)
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