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It's very nice, but not in the right category. It's listed in the WW1 category, but it's a Hungarian Order of Merit (not Austro-Hungarian), and wasn't instituted until 1922.
This may have something to do with Ebay's ridiculous categories. If you list something under "Militaria" on Ebay as a U.S. Seller, you are presented with a menu of choices for which conflict your item belongs to, with entries such as "Civil War" and "Spanish-American War". That's completely useless if the item you're selling is - for example - German, from the Franco-Prussian War. Since this example is without swords, maybe it shouldn't be listed under militaria at all, but under "coins - exonumia." But on Ebay, it doesn't seem to matter much.
Tim"Gentlemen! You can't fight in here, this is the War Room!" - President Merkin Muffley
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Originally posted by Tim Tezer View PostIt's very nice, but not in the right category. It's listed in the WW1 category, but it's a Hungarian Order of Merit (not Austro-Hungarian), and wasn't instituted until 1922.
This may have something to do with Ebay's ridiculous categories. If you list something under "Militaria" on Ebay as a U.S. Seller, you are presented with a menu of choices for which conflict your item belongs to, with entries such as "Civil War" and "Spanish-American War". That's completely useless if the item you're selling is - for example - German, from the Franco-Prussian War. Since this example is without swords, maybe it shouldn't be listed under militaria at all, but under "coins - exonumia." But on Ebay, it doesn't seem to matter much.
Tim
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