OK, now I'm confused!
Joe, you opened this thread with the firm statement:
Quote: "One important point worth reference is that all of the dealers/advanced collectors agreed that Juncker marked pieces bearing the CEJ maker mark were not limited to silver content marked pieces, meaning that CEJ marked pieces were produced and marked with the CEJ mark and were alloy base medals as well high silver content pieces. Therefore, to use as a rule of thumb that all CEJ marked pieces must contain high silver content as well as silver mark to be original is incorrect. It is correct however, to say that pieces marked CEJ were produced early on using both alloys which were silver plated as well as high silver content pieces (high silver content pieces being stamped with the silver content)" End Quote
So, are you now abandoning this position?
Joe, you opened this thread with the firm statement:
Quote: "One important point worth reference is that all of the dealers/advanced collectors agreed that Juncker marked pieces bearing the CEJ maker mark were not limited to silver content marked pieces, meaning that CEJ marked pieces were produced and marked with the CEJ mark and were alloy base medals as well high silver content pieces. Therefore, to use as a rule of thumb that all CEJ marked pieces must contain high silver content as well as silver mark to be original is incorrect. It is correct however, to say that pieces marked CEJ were produced early on using both alloys which were silver plated as well as high silver content pieces (high silver content pieces being stamped with the silver content)" End Quote
So, are you now abandoning this position?
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