Friends, I would like everyone's help on this EKII and ribbon allegedly noncombatant and also marking their "G", this can be attributed to Godet?
Obs: Only this photo.
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Very nice Godet EK2. Always desirable pieces. For the ribbon, i'm not an expert but looks good to me. -
Agree.Originally posted by Nightstalker View PostBest regards,
Streptile
Looking for ROUND BUTTON 1939 EK1 Spange cases (LDO or PKZ)Comment
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I watched some discussions and I see that it is very difficult to identify the ribbon of this medal, but the amount of 65 euros, would be appropriate for a Godet?
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FlávioComment
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i would try to find a bar with it - z.B. a single parade mounted bar.Comment
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Now I was not sure if I buy this medal.
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FlávioComment
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65euro is the going rate on a lot of dealers sites for a standard ek2 so that seems like a bargain..Originally posted by Flasseri View PostComment
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65€ is a good price for a Godet EK2 on non combattant ribbonComment
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Thank you very much for all attention.
Flávio.Comment
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As said above without being on a medal bar or single mounted cross it is hard to tell when the original ribbon was married to the cross.Comment
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just a opinion,,Originally posted by pzrwest View Post
I would pass on this ribbon and would ask the dealer to give me a worn combatant ribbon instead ..... and,,,,,,, go down in price .
not a penny more fore the non combatant ribbon shown here ,,,,,
but hey,,,,,,
around here ,,,,they like mint non combatant ribbons
it makes it more plausible they are period .
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regards kayComment
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so why it should not be period?Originally posted by Montgomery Burns View Post
,,they like mint non combatant ribbons
it makes it more plausible they are period .
regards kayComment
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It looks minty yes, I personally prefer when they are a little more yellowish.
But I think this ribbon is original from a new old stock. Heck, I even made an offer for it...
/peterComment
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100 years man ,,,looking like mint ?so why it should not be period?
after lying around on a dusty cellar ,,handled throe a dozen collector hands ,,survived WW2,,obviously no UV influence,,and what not more ??
well not what I would expect or look for ,,,or think is plausible at all
on a bar ? ,,,with ware signs equal to the ware of the medals hanging on it ,,, its believable. ( seen some good )
some stock find ?
Plausible ,but in such cases a ek/ribbon marriage for 100 % ( not good )
and most likely coming out of the 1939 era.
seen 2 good separate non-combatants ribbon in 5 years
all 2 worn and yellowed .( structured completely different )
most important
those pup up here ,,all mint looking like coming out of the washing machine yesterday..no man .....no
research it ,i bet they are coming all from the same dealer direction ..
but hey ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, just an opinion .
the mint plausibility is coming out of the 1939 collecting era ,,,a hype that has being reflected in to imperial without making any difference between the two era's.
financial reasons obviously ,,,,and a digital sub collector scene ready for it .
.Last edited by Montgomery Burns; 08-19-2013, 11:45 AM.Comment
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ah ok then the half of all medal bars are for you not period,
so many have mint looking ribbons, but ok some collectors
are very critical
how many you bet?Comment
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