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    War Merit Cross 1st Class Real or Fake?

    I picked up this war merit cross at a local antique store. It was really priced accordingly so I took a gamble on it. I always try to research stuff extensively as I’m a newby to this.
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      #3
      Hey!
      It is a post-war cross maker Souval, but if you have got it for a good price, there are no problems because there are collectors on these as well.

      Best Regards
      Martin

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        #4
        I completely agree with Martin. Be advised however that a cross such as this is not as desirable as a wartime produced example.

        Chet
        Zinc stinks!

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          #5
          Although there are collectors interested in postwar crosses made by Souval, you shouldn't have any trouble selling it provided you acquired it for a reasonable price.

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            #6
            Really, how lucky are things that can be found by chance these days. I think you can give it to the authorities for display.

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              Based on the evidence of the pics, might I ask your opinion on the authenticity of these War Merit Crosses with Swords 1st & 2nd Class.

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                #8
                Martin is totally correct. But, a cross like this is not as attractive as a military manufactured one.

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