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    South German Superman

    Here's one from a Wuerttemberger who got the GMMM and a few MVK's from Bavaria. The GMMM is marked 333 on the edge of the ring suspension.
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    Perhaps you are tired of this bar............
    pseudo-expert

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      #3
      333 ?

      I don't about your GMMM but arn't there some fake 1939 EKs marked 333 ?

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        #4
        Yes, this is correct! "333" represents the gold content which is 333/1000 gold. This is the last coinage of this series for WWI. There are forgeries which exist, but I like this bar. From what I can see, it is 100% correct.

        A very nice piece. Congratulations!

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          #5
          FANTASTIC bar!

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            Originally posted by Rangemaster View Post
            Yes, this is correct! "333" represents the gold content which is 333/1000 gold. This is the last coinage of this series for WWI. There are forgeries which exist, but I like this bar. From what I can see, it is 100% correct.

            A very nice piece. Congratulations!
            Thanks for clearing that up for me.

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              #7
              ....i want it, `cos i`m a southern german

              württemberger n.c.o. (feldwebel) - good bar - but normally, the silvered one had to lay down, when he got the golden one.

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                #8
                Hi Vince,

                Thanks for posting photos of this bar -- it must be something very special if Don wants it

                But seriously, it's beautiful.
                Best regards,
                Streptile

                Looking for ROUND BUTTON 1939 EK1 Spange cases (LDO or PKZ)

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                  #9
                  Thanks for your comments. Don, don't you have enough of these alreadyThe guy who put this bar together was a real pro, the folding of the ribbons is superb. Joe, I know that technically the recipient was supposed to only wear one of the MMM's at a time

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                    #10
                    Just what is "enough" anyways? I'm not familar with that concept.
                    pseudo-expert

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