CM2 - National Order of Independence
CM4 - Royal Order of Sahametrei
CM7 - Medal of National Defense
CM11 - Medal of Sisowath Monivong
CM12 - Medal of Norodom Sihanouk
CM13 - Medal of Norodom Suramarit
CM15 - Royal Order of Sowathara
CM16 - Royal Order of Moniseraphon
CM17 - Anussara Medal of Royal Remembrance
CM18 - Khemar Patekar Medal of Cambodian Recognition
CM20 - Khemara Kelarith Sports Medal
CM21 - Medal of Immaculateness
CM22 - Satrei Vathan Medal of Feminine Merit
CM23 - Royal Order of Industrial Merit
CM24 - Roayl Order of Labor Merit
CM27 - Order of Outstanding Service to the State
CM28 - Medal for the Royal Crusade for Independence
CM29 - Medal of People's Socialist Community
CM30 - Medal of Preah Vesandar
CM08 | MEDAL OF THE CROWN | |||
Medaille de la Couronne three classes ? - established September 9, 1948 |
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For: | services rendered to the Crown | |||
Design: | squarish breast badge, gold(/silver/bronze), 40mm across, with suspension ribbon | |||
Obverse: | The Royal arms of goblet and sword, crossed leaves, cape with Royal crown, with rays from the peak, and as supporters, the elephant headed lion on the left and the lion on the right, both gripping the Royal umbrellas; | |||
Reverse: | plain | |||
Ribbon: | 36mm; from edge to edge six sets of blue 1mm, yellow 1mm, blue 1mm, interspersed with violet 3mm |
This medal was awarded exclusively by the King.
According to the official decrees, this was awarded in one class in gold, but silver and bronze versions examples are equally prevalent, indicating that officially or in practice it was extended to three classes.
They appear French made, and no die varieties have been noted.
The medals not infrequently appear on the market.
8/1 | Gold / Médaille de Vermeil / (Meday Meas) |
CM08 Gold
8/2 | Silver / Médaille d'Argent / (Meday Prak) |
CM08 Silver
8/3 | Bronze / Médaille de Bronze / (Meday Samrit) |
CM08 Bronze