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    Stogieman

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    1. A very hefty opening bid of 4200-Euros could have made you the owner of this one!
    2. Awful lot of these floating through US eBay, this “set” brought $687!
    3. That ribbon bar had 5 bids and went for $83!
    4. Gee whiz! This guy from Belgium will sell fakes of just about anything! Fake badge, fake card!
    5. This one is making the rounds again. It’s been listed twice since it first sold. Asking $499
    6. Interesting bar from eBay.de, 1500-Euro! Not the greatest condition but very unusual combination
    7. Good Morning! Very interesting and comprehensive thread, thanks for sharing these!
    8. Another absolute piece of junk! “Prinzen Air Gunner Badge”, the usual suspect, $121
    9. This ran through eBay.de, asking was 599- with a BIN of 899-Euro. Quite a bit of damage, but it’s real.
    10. Yet another fake 1870 “Grand Cross”, in the ever common fake case for $1350! I don’t know who’s buying this junk but I feel very sorry for them!
    11. Everything about this badge is wrong! Obverse details, maker’s mark, reverse details, pin, catch and fake engraving. It sold for $715!
    12. Good Morning Vince, pretty interesting combination, I wonder how that happened!
    13. Hi Peter, I don’t understand why the two Sax awards are mounted after the HK? Thoughts??
    14. This one was interesting, rarely see this version of an HK mounted. 351-Euro
    15. It’s rather amazing to me what a little fake engraving can do! $414!
    16. Good Morning Gentlemen, thank you all for weighing in. It’s the way we all learn!
    17. This interesting little mini bar sold on eBay.de for 893-Euro. It looks okay to me but I don’t understand the two different Crown Order Medals? One appears to be silber and on a war ribbon and the other one is gilt and on the statute ribbon? Why? Has anyone ever seen this before? Or, is something been as Rick Research used to say “Little Monkey Fingered”? Your thoughts?
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