MEDALS
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| Liberation
of Warsaw |  |
 Established
5 February 1951 and by 1962 675.000 were awarded (by 1985
701.700). This type weighs 16.8g (variations 3-5 15.6g) and
the ring is flat "P" shaped and part of the medal
(var. 1 was soldered, var. 3 part of medal but filed, var.
2 part of medal "p" shaped, var. 4 was flat and
part of medal, var. 5 part of medal round).
| A | Abundant,
readily available, often in wholesale quantities. | | C | Common,
always available. Occasionally in quantity. | | R1 | Usually
available without a long delay. Difficult to find in quantity. |
| R2 | Scarce
to rare, less seldom available. | | R3 | Rare.
Difficult to find. | | R4 | Very
rare. Demand outstrips supply, and specimens, when available are often eagerly
sought. | | R5 | Extremely
rare and seldom available. Collector may have to search for a few years to locate
one. | | R6 | Of
the highest rarity. Very difficult to obtain. | | R7 | Almost
never available. Most collectors will not have a chance to acquire these pieces. |
| R8 | Never
been on the market. Almost impossible to obtain. |
| R* | Not
available for collections. | |
