Because this medal is great. This is the highest medal of the Soviet Union during World War II. Only 16 people were awarded the 19 medal. This medal is very popular. He must be a military commander who has fought on the front line once or more. In other words, only senior Soviet generals with the most outstanding military achievements can get this medal. Due to the high level of medals, Kuznetsov, a famous Soviet painter and sculptor, undertook this design task. He worked hard and came up with nine plans. Finally, the seventh plan was selected by Stalin. Interestingly, Stalin himself also revised the medals.

The material of this medal is amazing. First of all, its main body is platinum, with a content as high as 47 grams. Everyone knows that platinum is more valuable than gold, and it is more valuable. The medal is inlaid with 150 small diamonds weighing 16 carats. And five 5-carat natural rubies. Materials are precious and the manufacturing process is incredible. This medal is entirely handmade by a jewelry store in Moscow. It is made by very capable craftsmen. For example, a blue round enamel with a diameter of 3 1 mm and a sterling silver base. The walls of Moscow Kremlin, Spaska Bell Tower and Lenin's Mausoleum are inlaid with enamel, and the patterns are decorated with two golden oak leaves (the oak tree is a symbol of Russian courage). Fine workmanship, even high-end jewelry may not be treated like this. The cost of each medal is estimated to be $6,543,800+0,000.

Among them, only Stalin, zhukov, Vasilyevski and so on 14 Soviet generals, in other words, of so many Soviet generals, only10/person has won such medals, and five of them were awarded to five-star general Eisenhower, British Marshal Montgomery, Yugoslav People's Liberation Army Supreme Commander Tito, Polish Army Commander Mikhal Zhimeirski and Romanian King Mihai I. These five people are considered to be. It can be said that medals are precious even if they are made of waste.

At present, these medals are very precious and well preserved. Only Romanian King Mihai I was auctioned, and Mihai I fled to Switzerland on 1947 without taking any property. A few years later, due to the hardships of life, he was forced to auction medals. This medal was bought in Rockefeller Financial Group, USA. Although the price is confidential, it is usually estimated at $3.8 million. At that time, 3.8 million yuan was a very high price.