curiosc 1 | - 26 Apr 2012 / #1My friend gave me this (polish origin) after I said I collect medals etc.I've no idea what it is but he said it was given to him a couple years back.Anyone have an idea?Here it is
Tonyideal 30 Apr 2014 / #2[Moved from]: Old Polish Medal / coin - It says Nograda on itI have a coin or medal I found. About the of a US Silver dollar. It appears to be copper. It says Nograda on it and onone side it's a lady with her right hand on her hip and the left hand holding what appears to be a crescent ? Anyone help ?
Dont gag me yo 7 | 155 30 Apr 2014 / #3according to google translator NOGRADA means vineyard in croatian language
Nathans 30 Mar 2015 / #4It says: 31 Sierpnia 1980. Wolność zaczęła się w Gdańsku (The freedom started in Gdańsk). It looks to be a medal for a member of the Poland's Solidarity Movement, but I'm not sure what exactly it was for.
Hrvatwithapolak 1 | 23 30 Mar 2015 / #5whoa thats cool. any interest in selling that? my (soon to be) fiancee's parents are from there and i would love to present that to them as a thank you *insert emotional sentiment here* since they participated in the solidarity movement.No worries if its not your place to give away/if you want it. Just really rough what everyone in Poland (and anyone who worked at the shipyards in Gdansk went through) and would love to have a piece of it to give to them.Thank you. Sorry mods that its off topic.