just found an interesting RK for sale over on jamie crosses site what are your opinions on this one.
www.thirdreichmedals.com
regards gaz
www.thirdreichmedals.com
regards gaz
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no the pre 1941 in what is thought to be a 57 case on his latest update right at the bottom of the items for saleComment
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Roy, further on is a flawed zinc cored cross with unmarked frame....Comment
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Well, let's see now.....late frame, unmarked, non-silver, non iron and the sloppy application of the core showing the '3' tucked under the frame
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" this is the only style that has not been reproduced "Comment
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There is no way, that a B-Type cross (which can be seen it is by the dent row) is pre-41!
I guess that say it all
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......and 30% below market!!!
All of this sounds very familiar
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DaveComment
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Gee, what a bargain
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We all know that the dealers commonly visit this site and some have even participated, however slight.....but I wonder if the seller of this cross would care to clarify or explain the commentary describing the cross and what appears to be a very gracious 'discount'!
Also, so as not to bring the 'lime light' on just this dealer I'd welcome all those dealers who offer these non-magnetic, non-silver, unmarked, oddly marked, flat strike and a host of other inconsistant 'flags' to explain WHY these are early crosses.
It's come to a point where one needs to step up and call a spade a spade and stop all the ambiguity in wording, logic etc.!
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Strong words, but i agree with you in 100%!Originally posted by Dave KaneIt's come to a point where one needs to step up and call a spade a spade and stop all the ambiguity in wording, logic etc.!Comment
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I have to third that!!
It has been my experience that anything 'early' commands a premium - not a cut price rate...
Non magnetic Schinkelform EK's, 1st pattern zinc spangen, etc... try and find them at bargain basement rates.... I don't think so.
4,300 Euro for a cased S&L Knights Cross?............. This has been priced to sell quickly, by someone who knows the value of a Knights Cross.
Get it while it's ........hot......
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jamie cross
i would avoid this cross like the plague,as when i was a novice to this game i bought a cheap apb from him in 2000 for £750 which guess what.....turned out to be nothing more than a piece of scrap metal,tried to get my money back in 2002 with no success,so i took him to court to get my money back and i think even to this day he is still he is trying overturn the judges descission ,
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I don't think it would be fair to single out one specific dealer in this context. You will find those unmarked and sometimes un-magnetic and sometimes marked S&L B-types all over the map on several dealer sites. Most of them are declared 'early', most of them are cased.
It just has to sink into the collectors community that S&L did serve the market well into the late 50's maybe even early 60's with RK's and a lot of other medals. This is not a thesis anymore, it's a documented fact. And it is also a fact that one can identify those RK's now byt the specific tell tale signs of the B-type.
Will this ever sink into the minds of some dealers? I seriously doubt that!
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