Here's an odd couple of EK 2s. The frames and cores are different, but the maker marks are the same.
First one, obverse.
First one, obverse.
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Reverse.George -
Maker mark.GeorgeComment
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Second example, obverse.GeorgeComment
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Second reverse.GeorgeComment
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Second maker mark.GeorgeComment
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here's mine
note that this cross,,, and the weight is les then normal ek 2 from that period.
the core metal is also different ,,but magneticLast edited by Montgomery Burns; 05-14-2009, 04:23 AM.Comment
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Here is mine. The crown lacks detail.Comment
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Reverse of Iron coreComment
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Has anybody else had the imperssion that rather than 2 crosses (or "plusses" "+") in the maker mark, they are actually 2 "clover" leaves?
Regards
MikeLast edited by Mike Kenny; 04-21-2008, 08:17 AM.Regards
Mike
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Interesting observation.pseudo-expertComment
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Here is another:
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