Fake A Bravery medal with very low s/n...Fake?

[hipnos]

I cam cross this Bravery medal, some what shabby, but not the ribbon (replacrement), and with a low number...2529 (to what date could correspond this...?)

Some in the general aspect had make me suspicious.... Evidentltly the nut is not original, or not bears any inscription on it.

Well, Gents, what do you think.

Have a Happy and, better that past year, 2010...

Regards

Miguel

[artemii]

I cam cross this Bravery medal, some what shabby, but not the ribbon (replacrement), and with a low number...2529 (to what date could correspond this...?)

Some in the general aspect had make me suspicious.... Evidentltly the nut is not original, or not bears any inscription on it.

Well, Gents, what do you think.

Have a Happy and, better that past year, 2010...

Regards

Miguel

Fake like all other parts

This is later type of medal without number!

Edited December 28, 2009 by artemii

[Ferdinand]

Yes, it is indeed a postwar, unnumbered medal with fake serial number.

Nr. 2529 would have been a 1939 / 1940 award.

[hipnos]

Yes, it is indeed a postwar, unnumbered medal with fake serial number.

Nr. 2529 would have been a 1939 / 1940 award.

Thanks to all of you

Regards

Miguel

[Infantry10]

With these specific medals, the "No." part is stamped as part of the medal. THEN the number is etched into it. That is the biggest sign. Im sure this is after the fact, but just fyi.

[artemii]

With these specific medals, the "No." part is stamped as part of the medal. THEN the number is etched into it. That is the biggest sign. Im sure this is after the fact, but just fyi.

It's so only on the labor medals