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What does V-21-N mean on the back of the navy medal is it gold?
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∙ 13y ago
The mark "V-21-N" on the back of a medal is the hallmark (official mark of guaranteed metal content, required by Federal Regulations) of Vanguard Industries, one of many contractors who manufacture and supply medals, insignias, ribbons, etc., to the military.
The 3 digit code means it's current production (post 1964-65). Prior to that, they were marked V-21.
Medals or insignia with precious metals are indicated as such; Sterling silver, 10k Gold filled, etc. If it isn't marked as such, then it isn't gold.
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