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    EK 1813 -reloaded

    Dear all!
    After the frustrating experience with the purportedly reframed specimen I took another chance for a better one (after a thorough count of the beading...):
    The core is non-stepped (or the step is completely hidden under the frame...) and the obverse frame shows this peculiar little cut-out for the small suspension ring, because the ring seems to be soldered to the reverse frame only.
    I wonder what the experts opinion regarding the timeframe for this cross is -
    and I hope (of cause!) that it´s a good one this time...
    Thank you for your input!
    Regards
    Hagrid
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    In my opinion these non-stepped serif cored 1813 could be products from around 1820-1839.

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      #3
      Congrats on a fine cross
      Best regards,
      Streptile

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

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        #4
        Nice cross, congrats.
        Originally posted by Hagrid View Post
        ...(or the step is completely hidden under the frame...)
        Something like that doesn´t exist - due to pure principle of the stepped core.
        Step is always made at the edge of the visible part of the core, around the beading rim.
        Visible part (or higher step) of the stepped core is higher than the bottom edge of beading rim (sometimes nearly as high as top edge of it),
        and only the thin part (or lower step of the core) goes - and fits - under the beading.

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          #5
          Dear fellow collectors - thank you very much for your input!
          It has been of great help...
          Regards
          Hagrid

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