>>212887916
Tonnes of course.
Hero of the GDR is practically impossible. Real gold and diamonds. Only 10 people got it and all of them were uber famous (top-tier Politburo, some Cosmonauts) so price is even higher than the cost of the material. Some got it 2 or 3 times (Brezhnev) though. One of Erich Mielke's, the Stasi chief, was sold but that was tens of thousands of Euro.
Karl Marx Order similarly expensive. A few hundred more got it, but the early models are made of 900/~22 karat gold so price is still tens of thousands. Late models were reduced to 333 gold but still 4-6k+ Euro.
Early model Order of the Fatherland, like I pictured, were also made of full 900 Gold and also sell for $15k+. Early Silver/Bronze more obtainable but haven't got around to it yet.
Scharnhorst Order is the highest military award but again very rare, mostly just generals, and sells for several k Euro. Probably the most within reach top-tier award and I'll get it one day though.
Hero of Labour will probably be my next big purchase, those are still 500-1000 Euro.
Then there's stuff like "Honoured..." (eg Honoured People's Police, Honoured Border Guard, Honoured Stasi..) and those are also 500-1000+ Euro. They were limited to usually 10-15 per year total and only established in the 60s-70s so again just rare.
>>212888189
>I'm a communist
Cringe shit.
