German Cross in Gold Authenticity

[rudialbuquerque]

As I can´t judge authenticity myself, photos have been edited to preserve seller.
Opinions are welcomed.
Thanks,
Rudi

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Last photo, Thanks again.

[Bob Hritz]

The backplate is CupAl, and has some bubbling or lifting. That is a good sign, but it is impossible for me with the photos sent. A good shot of the date and a close up of the rivits would help.

The bubbling is from moisture getting between the layer of copper and the aluminum base and causing the aluminum to oxidize, with the oxidation growing between the layers and raising the thin copper.

Bob Hritz

[Nico C]

I personally know the cross.
I almost bought it myself.
It's a genuine DK, no problems with it.
Just very worn.


Best,

[Jørgen E]

I'll guess we'll have to trust Nico :-)

Based on the pictures I can't tel if the DKiG is a good one or not!

[Jørgen E]

I'll guess we'll have to trust Nico :-)

Based on the pictures I can't tel if the DKiG is a good one or not!

[rudialbuquerque]

Thanks all for your posts and for sharing your knowledge.
I expect to personaly take pictures soon.
PM´s were sent.

[all1knew]

Hello,

A textbook lightweight Zimmerman.

William Kramer

[Nico C]

Hello,

A textbook lightweight Zimmerman.

William Kramer

Voila


Best,