Republic Of Serbia. A Gold Arkan's Medal For Bravery Miloš Obilić consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac is a central image of

is a central image of a cooking pot over flames

The other congratulatory note is the order of the day for Fighter Wing 52 on July 17

At this time the sector to the northeast of St

hallmarked with a weevil on the tip of the ribbon on the obverse

the reverse is plain and bears the number “171”

Republic Of Serbia. A Gold Arkan's Medal For Bravery Miloš Obilić consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac is a central image of(Arkanova medalja Miloa Obilia oa ) c. 1993; medal die struck in solid Gold (900 fine), 35mm, weighs (without ribbon) 27. 5 grams, maker marked "ZM" (Zlatarna Majdanpek), in mint condition, and extremely rare. In original case of issue. Footnote: the medal was privately issued by eljko Ranatovi (Serbian Cyrillic: ), 17 April 1952 15 January 2000, better known as Arkan (), to his most loyal members of the Serb Volunteer Guard. Not many details exists