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    This is not a PLM! This is a Kleine Dekoration of the Prussian Black Eagle Order, cased with original ribbon. The asking price was 3500- Euro, or best offer. Can’t tell if he took an offer, I’m just showing the auction as ended. Again, not a PLM.

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    Sometimes I think about it would be an easy way to laundry Money for some made Men.

    Sure there might be some uniformed collectors, but they are imo more in the price range of buying fake EKs. If you spend a couple grands, you likely do your homework or got fooled by someone like Kujau, who also use the social component for fooling you. It's a little bit different compared with an anonymous eBay offer.

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    It could be one of the better Blass fakes from the '70's, but still a fake. The only SAO that was real that I ever saw come up on fleabay was a very early sash badge, missing the centre medallions and marked for Hossauer of Berlin. It was also marked Louis d'Or for gold content, which would have dated it very early. I somehow missed the auction, and it wound up selling for less than the junk gold value.

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    9 hours ago, VtwinVince said:

    It could be one of the better Blass fakes from the '70's, but still a fake. The only SAO that was real that I ever saw come up on fleabay was a very early sash badge, missing the centre medallions and marked for Hossauer of Berlin. It was also marked Louis d'Or for gold content, which would have dated it very early. I somehow missed the auction, and it wound up selling for less than the junk gold value.

    Blass made SAO grand cross sets in the late 70s. Everyone knew they were copies. So, they cost about $500 USD or so per set. I remember the dealer. Ed Denby in Toronto having a set for sale for $700 CDN in the early 80s.

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    The Herzoglich Sachsen-Ernestinischer Hausorden is IMO not an award piece other than that everything look great on that bar, the combination is identifiable. 

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