Juncker EK2 on Parade Mount

[dc9]

Hello All,

I believe this is a Juncker EK2 on this two-place parade mount with Olympic Medal. The EK2 was fairly tightly bound to the mount, so I could not readily see the ring or hump, and unfortunately this is the only picture I have at the moment. I don't have any dimensions either, nor did I check if the core is magnetic...

I am looking for any opinions, particularly on how common it is to find these mounted like this.

Thank you!

Eric

[streptile]

Hi Eric,

I don't see any photos.

[dc9]

Oops.

Here is the photo:

[streptile]

That is a super nice Juncker, and in my opinion very possibly non-magnetic.

It's not terribly uncommon to find them mounted like that. As to the rarity or desirability of the other medal, I have no idea.

Just looking at that cross reminds me of why I love Junckers.

Buy it.

[streptile]

Eric, check post #2 HERE to see the particular frame / core combo I think it is. The core could be different, I'm not 100% sure.

[George Stimson]

Here's my mounted Juncker.

[George Stimson]

A long view of the whole bar.

[streptile]

Nice one George.

Clearly it has not yet received the "book photo" treatment

[George Stimson]

"Clearly it has not yet received the "book photo" treatment"

No, but it will!

[Woolgar]

Lovely bars guys, and very nice examples of Junker crosses

Nick

[AFF96]

Fantastic Junckers guys! Got to all things Junckers.
Congrats!!
Greg

[dc9]

Here are some better pictures now that I have it in hand.

The height is 44.1mm x 44.2mm across. The core is non-magnetic (as suspected).

For those interested in the Olympic Medal - it is magnetic, there are no MMs around the circumference of the rim, and it is the most lustrous one I have ever seen - all my others appear coin-silver in color, not bright and shiny like this one.

Thanks,

Eric

[dc9]

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[George Stimson]

That's a great looking bar, Eric!