1940 Mongolian Coat of Arms State Emblem Of Credentials – Early Communist Era Badge, Silver, Rare Original Issue

1940 Mongolian Coat of Arms State Emblem Of Credentials – Early Communist Era Badge, Silver, Rare Original IssueOriginal Item Only One Available. This rare silver State Emblem represents the early 1940 version of the Mongolian Peoples Republic coat of arms, featuring the mounted horseman beneath radiating sun rays, framed by the traditional geometric border and five pointed star. The design reflects the transitional period of early Communist state symbolism, combining national identity with socialist heraldic structure. The emblem is die struck in solid silver

Original Item – Only One Available. This rare silver State Emblem represents the early 1940 version of the Mongolian People’s Republic coat of arms, featuring the mounted horseman beneath radiating sun rays, framed by the traditional geometric border and five-pointed star. The design reflects the transitional period of early Communist state symbolism, combining national identity with socialist heraldic structure.

The emblem is die-struck in solid silver with strong relief detail across the horseman, animal medallions, and decorative border. Construction, patina, and wear patterns are fully aligned with authentic World War II era issuance. Pieces of this type were typically used as official credential insignia or formal state identifiers and were produced in limited quantities. Early silver examples from this period are considerably scarcer than later socialist-era emblems and are rarely encountered on the open market.

A historically significant early Communist-era state emblem, representing one of the formative phases of Mongolian national insignia development.