Mint Juncker

[Dansson]

Here is a mint Juncker I have,
but there is a problem I have with it... the core!
In my opinion it is an original Juncker with good core, but I don't think it is the normal teardrop 9 core, W&L core or WFS core (the cross is magnetic)

So I would need some help with the coretype,
Thanks!


All the best,
Daniel

[Dansson]

it is more the reverse 1813 that makes me wonder, because the 3 has no kind of "spinn"

[Dansson]

Innercorners

[Green]

Congratulations.....beautiful mint Juncker
Sorry, I can´t help you. I am not an expert on Juncker cores. Find this also little bit difficult (still learning)!

[Dansson]

Congratulations.....beautiful mint Juncker
Sorry, I can´t help you. I am not an expert on Juncker cores. Find this also little bit difficult (still learning)!

Thank you my friend!
I know the Basic 3 cores, but this one is a bit challenging!
I have an idea of what core it could be, but I am too unsure to shout yet (wide date?).


Best regards,
Daniel

[fabri-online]

Hi Daniel
this is a rare core that you can find on the L/12 marked EKIIs.
My marked one, for example, has your core indeed.
congratulations for the purchase, you was a bit faster than me..

[streptile]

Hi Daniel
this is a rare core that you can find on the L/12 marked EKIIs.
My marked one, for example, has your core indeed.
congratulations for the purchase, you was a bit faster than me..

I agree.

[Dansson]

Wow!

Thank you for this!
So my cross is basicly an unmarked LDO Juncker?
(Juncker with 3 flaw frame and common L/12 core?)

[fabri-online]

I think yes it is.

[Dansson]

I think yes it is.

Certanly was a bit better than I had expected
Thank you for all the help!


Now the hunt for the marked one continues

[streptile]

The core is a bit of a hybrid, since the obverse date is the one seen on the Juncker Schinkel, and the reverse is the L/12 type date. This is something I've seen before with Juncker: different types of dates on different sides.

[Dansson]

The core is a bit of a hybrid, since the obverse date is the one seen on the Juncker Schinkel, and the reverse is the L/12 type date. This is something I've seen before with Juncker: different types of dates on different sides.

Interesting,
so this core has no name basicly?
Or could it be a very early unmarked LDO cross?


Best regards,
Daniel

[Douglas 5]

Very nice Daniel :
Would not mind that one .... have that one in a worn frame die . Found as zinc core ... is yours magnetic ?
It is a pre-LDO/PKZ unmarked cross .

Douglas

[Dansson]

Very nice Daniel :
Would not mind that one .... have that one in a worn frame die . Found as zinc core ... is yours magnetic ?
It is a pre-LDO/PKZ unmarked cross .

Douglas

Thanks!
Magnetic yes.

[fabri-online]

The core is a bit of a hybrid, since the obverse date is the one seen on the Juncker Schinkel, and the reverse is the L/12 type date. This is something I've seen before with Juncker: different types of dates on different sides.

interesting ! now I remember that mine as a different 1939 indeed.
Damn Juncker how many cores they produced..