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[chahler]

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[Leroy]

Much better photos! This is a nice cross, my guess being probably mid-50's.

[Tom B]

Much better photos! This is a nice cross, my guess being probably mid-50's.

Yes, around that time period. Tom

[chahler]

Guys thank you all for your time and help
One more what it's a value right now for this cross ?

[Tony T-S]

Ask in the 57er forum

[Tom B]

Like I said the price is hard to determine. I do know there are people looking for these types. So good luck. Tom

[chahler]

Thank you guys

[tystgaard]

Agree

Agree hard to value.

But a great looking set with frosting and a wonderful patina.
If I where to sell it I would guess 1500-2000 USD
would be realistic.

But the price range of this type of B-frame
is large. Some dealers would price it much
higher. So really hard to say

BR
Nicolai

[Ludwig]

Hope you didn´t pay too much for that.
Can´t see why a post war fake should cost hundreds or thousands of Euros!
But, as with everything else, as long as people are willing to pay, prices will rise.

[Tony T-S]

A set like this might go for a 1000 Euros, surely not more.

[Ludwig]

A set like this might go for a 1000 Euros, surely not more.

It looks as if, after all, some people have too much money...

[Leroy]

Here is a set, but with the cross marked '800', posted here a few months ago. IMO, these are the type crosses shown in the REVUE magazine article from 1953 and, again IMO, represent the first new postwar production (i.e. die-stamping) of RK's and higher grades.

[tony james]

For a collector who could never afford a WWII S&L KC with oakleaves this would be the next best thing .