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    Gold Wound Badge in Cellophane Packet - Assmann & Son

    Here's a Mint, Unused, Gold Imperial Wound Badge in the original 1930's Assmann & Son Cellophane Packet. The cellophane is in excellent condition as are the printed graphics, and it's not cracked or torn, and the flap is open on the top.

    I picked this up at the Minnesota Military Collector Show the first part of October.

    I look forward to your thoughts & comments.

    All the Best,

    Alan
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      More pics of backside
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        last pics of gold wound badge
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          #5
          In a word.
          WOW!!!

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            #6
            Pretty cool Alan.

            Chip

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              #7
              I can only offer that:

              1) It's a great looking combination, but

              2) it could well be a fake http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...und+cellophane


              That was some time ago, and while i have never been sure what to make of Marcus's credentials as a packet guy, I think it's fair to say he is definitely the 'go to guy' for this sort of thing.

              I hope it's a legit bag, because quite frankly, it's awesome!

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                #8
                For me the hinge and sloppy main pin ring alarm bells.

                Regards
                Mike
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                Mike

                Evaluate the item, not the story and not the seller's reputation!

                If you PM/contact me without the courtesy of using your first name, please don't be offended if I politely ignore you!

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                  #9
                  I'm assuming that's Hitler on the packet? Why?

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                    #10
                    Hi Guys,

                    I posted this to find out if it is a legitimate badge and packet or not.

                    I've followed the link to the thread with Marcus's comments, and he says the cellophane packets have been floating around for a decade or more, and that they're not any good. That thread showed a mint third reich black wound badge with the same/similar packet as I have.

                    The badge itself looks correct, but I have questions in my mind about the pin and hinge assembly. It seems sloppy, and not tight.

                    The image on the packet I presume is a generic political figure, and not "hitler", as Darrell was wondering about.

                    All the Best,

                    Alan

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                      #11
                      I saw this one in person and was really impressed by it.
                      That being said, I don't collect WBs and would not know a good
                      fake if I were holding it

                      Alan,
                      I hope this one turns out to be a OK.

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