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Replica Medal The 1st Week of Shanxi Recovery
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| Weight | 6.8 g |
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| Obverse description | Uniformed bust of Yan Xishan, Military Governor of Shanxi, facing slightly left, occupying the central field. The portrait is rendered in low relief with visible military cap and collar details. The Chinese legend 閻督都晉 (Yan, Governor-General of Shanxi) appears in the lower portion of the field. The rim is bordered by a continuous dentilated pattern. |
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| Reverse description | The reverse bears a horizontal Chinese legend 山西光復第一周紀念章 (Commemorative Medal for the First Week of Shanxi Recovery) arranged across the central field. The inscription is rendered in regular script characters in low relief. The rim is plain without additional ornamentation. |
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Without verified documentation on the original award's issuance authority, recipient criteria, or the specific military operation it commemorates, little can be responsibly stated beyond the obvious — this is a modern replica, not a period piece, and its collectible value is tied entirely to the historical significance of the campaign rather than to the object itself.