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    Spanish cross gold

    Hello all,

    purchased this piece from a friend. Any ideas on the maker. Pin reminds me of the deschler ek1 and kvk1 crosses. Details are a superb. Clean soldered eagles, nice catch, polished highlights offset the matte background finish.

    Tom
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                  Cant see the mark..Its attractive, but ive never had one so cant say about originality. Eagles are soldered on , and it seems to have some patina, and wear on the eagle heads ,etc on obverse,tail is out instead of down, wich is a plus...but ? Im sure youll know soon.

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                    Looks like it was destroyed by holding it against a buffing wheel.

                    Bob Hritz
                    In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.

                    Duct tape can't fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound.

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                      Whats destroyed?

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                        Originally posted by Bob Hritz View Post
                        Looks like it was destroyed by holding it against a buffing wheel.

                        Bob Hritz
                        I think you're right, over polished on a buffing machine

                        Alex K

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                          I assume youre referring to the faint mark that is on the pin with reference to buffing?

                          Tom

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                            Who are all of the known makers of the SC's?

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                              Originally posted by Bob Hritz View Post
                              Looks like it was destroyed by holding it against a buffing wheel.

                              Bob Hritz
                              I'm with Bob. While it appears "pristine" on the obverse, look at the eagles and Swastikas. They appear to be worn down so much they are rounded and smooth. The detail is gone.

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