Soviet 1975 WWII Victory Pin Medal Set USSR Cities Commemorative Badges w Box

Condition Notes: Set is in acceptable vintage condition. All medals show moderate age wear, including surface oxidation, scuffing, and edge wear. Some enamel detailing is slightly worn.The display case interior has numerous visible stains and aging spots.The outer box is heavily worn with discoloration, scuffing, and multiple dark spots, including along the edges.Hinges and box structure remain intact, but cosmetic wear is significant.

Country of Origin: Russian Federation

This item is a complete Soviet 1975 30th Anniversary Victory over Nazi Germany commemorative pin and medal set, featuring 15 individual enameled metal badges and a central large round medallion. Each badge represents a key Soviet city or region involved in the Great Patriotic War (1941–1945), with goldtone and red enamel designs commemorating heroic defense and liberation efforts.

Condition:
Set is in acceptable vintage condition. All medals show moderate age wear, including surface oxidation, scuffing, and edge wear. Some enamel detailing is slightly worn.

• The display case interior has numerous visible stains and aging spots.

• The outer box is heavily worn with discoloration, scuffing, and multiple dark spots, including along the edges.

• Hinges and box structure remain intact, but cosmetic wear is significant.

Product Details:

• Origin: USSR (Soviet Union)

• Year Issued: 1975

• Commemoration: 30 Years Victory in WWII (1945–1975)

• Material: Goldtone metal, enamel

• Set Includes:

  • 15 rectangular badges (labeled with city names: Kiev, Odessa, Leningrad, Moscow, Stalingrad, Sevastopol, Minsk, etc.)

  • 1 large central medallion with soldier and star emblem. see the pics

• Box Dimensions: Approx. 9 x 8 inches (see measuring tape in photo)

• Comes With Original Box: Yes – box is worn and discolored

Historical Background:
This commemorative set was issued by the USSR in 1975 to mark the 30th anniversary of victory over Nazi Germany in World War II. Each badge symbolizes a “Hero City” or region honored for extraordinary heroism during the war. The central medallion features the Soviet soldier and eternal flame, a powerful symbol of remembrance. Sets like this were typically awarded to veterans or produced for public commemorative purposes during Sovietera celebrations.