Can you or a viewer tell me, why you would sell your medals? I don't understand it. You get awarded with some of the most rare decorations and sell them afterwards?
I think it's because there are families where the members don't appreciate the legacy of these honours. And those recipients prefer to see these do on to the hands of collectors instead. Unfortunately I know of stories like these and it's not uncommon.
As an American, I am easily confused by the various ribbons and “chains” or items with the large gold lots. I have tried to understand the British order of the Garter and Sweden’s similar Order of Seraphim. I am trying to figure out why these various orders are joined with light blue sashes. I have noticed many a royal outfit clashing with the color in the sashes. I have tried to look up information explaining the sashes and if there are color changes within each order. I don’t know where to turn to understand the European and Asian order memorabilia. Do you have any suggestions of a good documentary?
Order of the Royal House of Chakri was awarded to commoners in the past who were Secretary, Companion and Officer of the Orders those are different insignias and obsolete. Only Knights and Dames is still active.
Thank you for sharing these videos! More groups next time please! Your last video was excellent!
Can you or a viewer tell me, why you would sell your medals? I don't understand it. You get awarded with some of the most rare decorations and sell them afterwards?
my guess id say because its value is worth the money
That is incredibly sad, like a dethroned king selling his crown.
@@stillsearching1284 You gotta do what you gotta do.
I think it's because there are families where the members don't appreciate the legacy of these honours. And those recipients prefer to see these do on to the hands of collectors instead. Unfortunately I know of stories like these and it's not uncommon.
As an American, I am easily confused by the various ribbons and “chains” or items with the large gold lots. I have tried to understand the British order of the Garter and Sweden’s similar Order of Seraphim. I am trying to figure out why these various orders are joined with light blue sashes. I have noticed many a royal outfit clashing with the color in the sashes. I have tried to look up information explaining the sashes and if there are color changes within each order. I don’t know where to turn to understand the European and Asian order memorabilia. Do you have any suggestions of a good documentary?
I had thought before that the sale
of honours awarded was prohibited even among collectors.
Order of the Royal House of Chakri was awarded to commoners in the past who were Secretary, Companion and Officer of the Orders those are different insignias and obsolete. Only Knights and Dames is still active.
Terrific Video.
The royal house of chakri medal is so lit Thai btw
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Selling medals should be illegal for owners and dealers. Most modern medals are worthless (selling) unless they are gallantry awards