Hello, I would like to hear opinions about originality of this cross. Who is the manufacturer? Non-magnetic core, 3 piece construction, measures 44 mm x 44 mm. If need a photo of suspension from the side or weight, then let me know. Thanks.
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Original Paulmann & Crone EKII, very worn core die by the looks of the date on the obverse core. This maker never stamped his crosses, and the cores in these crosses were both magnetic and non-magnetic. Ribbon looks original.
RobertComment
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I agree with Robert , and for this piece interestingly, pieces with a magnetic core are harder to findComment
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Yes, Paulmann & Crone with own frame.
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JarekComment
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Robert P., sanya13 and boch_62, thank you very much for the answers!
Robert P., I am sorry, but I am not sure what I understand what you mean saying "...very worn core die by the looks of the date on the obverse core.". This cross has non-magnetic core, the core is not of iron, so how it can die? I looked through magnifying glass, so to me in that place just concentration of paints.Comment
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My mistake, I thought what you call ‘concentration of paint’ is metal from badly worn die. Paint concentration of paint is odd, but understandable.
RobertComment
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Interesting to see that same die problem - also found on Juncker cores .
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