India Videsh Seva Medal Congo Copper Nickel

Name: India Videsh Seva Medal Congo Copper Nickel
Brand: RM coins
Price: 1498.75 INR
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The Videsh Seva Medal with "Congo" clasp is a prestigious Indian Armed Forces service medal awarded to personnel who served in the Congo, particularly during the UN peacekeeping missions (ONUC) in the 1960s. It recognizes service outside India, featuring a cupronickel design with the national emblem, a cobalt blue ribbon, and a specific "Congo" bar clasp.

🎖️ Authentic India Videsh Seva Medal with Congo clasp from UN peacekeeping era 🌍 Cupronickel construction featuring national emblem and cobalt blue ribbon ⭐Highly Collectible military service medal from historically significant 1960s missions 📜 Recognizes rare overseas service during ONUC peacekeeping deployment ✅100% Genuine Item with documented historical provenance 💎 Premium condition example sought by serious military medal collectors

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The India Videsh Seva Medal Congo represents a distinguished chapter in Indian military history. Awarded to Armed Forces personnel who served during United Nations peacekeeping operations in the Congo (ONUC) throughout the 1960s, this cupronickel medal embodies India's commitment to international peace efforts. The piece features the national emblem prominently displayed, complemented by a striking cobalt blue ribbon and an authentic "Congo" bar clasp that designates the specific theater of service. Collectible military medals from this era command significant interest among numismatists and history enthusiasts, particularly examples recognizing overseas service. This medal represents a tangible connection to a pivotal Cold War-era peacekeeping mission, making it an essential acquisition for those building comprehensive Indian military decoration collections or studying post-independence armed forces history.