Going Price for a Junker DKiG

[David Sims]

I bought several years ago from Detlev Niemann this heavy-version, five rivet German Cross in Gold by Junker (2). Perfect enamel, very light wear, etc., and the case is really nice, too. I've scoured every website I could find (both European and U.S.) and for the life of me I've yet to find any cased Junker pieces out there for sale. Yes on cased light-weight 20's and 134's and heavy Godet-made pieces. But no Junkers. Any thoughts on its value today would be greatly appreciated. As for the L/51-made DKiG mini, I see where Weitze and Militaria-Berlin are offering those, so question on it. Thanks in advance for any insight.

[David Sims]

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[mvm71]

Hi David,

It's a beautiful set, and I would love to add it to my collection. A fair "collector to collector" price would between $3200-$3500. I believe that's reasonable for the market today. I could be wrong but any more than that and now your talking "dealer" prices.

All the best and thanks for showing us this fantastic set!
Mike

[AndyC]

Looks like a nice Juncker


Andy

[all1knew]

Hello there,

I would say $3,000 for the cross roughly, and add $1,000 for the case.

William Kramer

[Chet Sowersby]

A wonderful example!

Chet

[Alex Bolotnikov]

Please tell me where can I find cased Junckers in such condition for 3000 usd! I bet it will be sold in a second for 5 KEur.

[rkhunter]

Easy go for 4k + Euro it's a very nice and hard to find DKiG in its original case

[Nordmark]

With the Juncker hype at the moment!? Several thousand €...




Daniel

[David Sims]

Thanks to you all for your educated inputs. You've been of immense help.

[SNOOPY]

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Who cares what the current price is why not sell it for what you got it for.
Because we are all collectors here and we are not in it to make a profit right.
Oy! People should go play the stock market instead of trying to make
a piddly profit from this war suff. Really, you would make tons more.
Never understand some people. Very sad!

[Nordmark]

Who cares what the current price is why not sell it for what you got it for.
Because we are all collectors here and we are not in it to make a profit right.
Oy! People should go play the stock market instead of trying to make
a piddly profit from this war suff. Really, you would make tons more.
Never understand some people. Very sad!

I find such comments very sad. I simply don´t like halos and guys searching for a simple applause...

[germanmedals]

Who cares what the current price is why not sell it for what you got it for.
Because we are all collectors here and we are not in it to make a profit right.
Oy! People should go play the stock market instead of trying to make
a piddly profit from this war suff. Really, you would make tons more.
Never understand some people. Very sad!

Yeah right. Well why dont you sell your items that you got 10 years ago for the price you payed. I personaly would start at 5800 eur for this cross and drop the price slowly. Last marked Juncker was placed on dealers site for 4500 eur and got sold in few days.

[SNOOPY]

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Yeah right. Well why dont you sell your items that you got 10 years ago for the price you payed. I personaly would start at 5800 eur for this cross and drop the price slowly. Last marked Juncker was placed on dealers site for 4500 eur and got sold in few days.

Yep, that is right, I will sell at what I paid. I'm not in this hobby to make money.

I find such comments very sad. I simply don´t like halos and guys searching for a simple applause...

It's not a halo, it's a fact that I have zero interest in making a profit on anything I own. Good luck to you guys.

[Cole Bush]

Very nice marked Juncker GC, this is 13rd examples that i have seen marked Juncker. it is fantastic that the enamel is intact.

To make profit from your collection and to know the appreciation in value of your collection are different things. the latter is a way of happiness you are doing this hobby.