Wehrmacht Oberkommando der Heeresgruppe E /Soldbuch/

[_Landser_]

I would like to show this Soldbuch what I have for a long time now. The booklet itself doesn't have any missing pages. He has served from 1940 till the end of the war. from '44 he has served in the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht, Heeresgruppe-E. His dogtag was coded. If I'm thinking about selling it, what would be a fair price? Thanks,

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heeresgruppe_E

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Army_Group_E

[Daniele C]

nice clean soldbuch.

I think it would be worth 50 euro.

[senders221]

Nice looking soldbuch. I think the price € 50,- is a little low. I would to say between € 80,- and € 100,-

Tom

[Rose Heppler]

It's a nice soldbuch, but with few entries.. I would also say around 50€-60€.

[Edward]

Late war basic 'Ersatz' replacement Soldbuch 50€-60€. The guy does have a very nicely clipped pimped out moustache...no increase in value for that though.

[_Landser_]

In my opinion the value should be minimum 100 euros. Since it is in beautiful conditions, all pages are safe and sound, with all swastikas present. Also it is pretty rare I think that he had a coded dogtag. So basically I don't understand why are you guys devaluating it for cheap...

[Eric JB]

In my opinion the value should be minimum 100 euros. Since it is in beautiful conditions, all pages are safe and sound, with all swastikas present. Also it is pretty rare I think that he had a coded dogtag. So basically I don't understand why are you guys devaluating it for cheap...

Why do you ask for a fair price, when you have already your own price in your mind.

[Admiraal]

As its a replacement Soldbuch i would say 50-60 Euro as well.

[Eric JB]

Being a replacement Soldbuch doesn't mean automaticly that it is a Soldbuch with a low value.

The units, awards, actions, wounds, photo etc etc etc makes the price.

No combat unit, very few entries, no battle award in this one, but a good condition and a fine photo for this very basic Soldbuch.

yours friendly

Eric-Jan

[Christian_GJR3]

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I think it's a pretty soldbuch. The guy got a KVKII. I like it!

[Edward]

In my opinion the value should be minimum 100 euros. Since it is in beautiful conditions, all pages are safe and sound, with all swastikas present. Also it is pretty rare I think that he had a coded dogtag. So basically I don't understand why are you guys devaluating it for cheap...

Could you post a scan of the tag?

[Edward]

In my opinion the value should be minimum 100 euros. Since it is in beautiful conditions, all pages are safe and sound, with all swastikas present. Also it is pretty rare I think that he had a coded dogtag. So basically I don't understand why are you guys devaluating it for cheap...

Just curious. If Euro 100 is your minimum, then what would be your maximum?

Are you refering to his erkennungsmarke (dogtag)? They do show up with Soldbuchs, or Wehrpasses at times. I have several erkennungsmarke in Heer document groups, but none are rare and certainly not enough to boost the overall value of the groups to any considerable sum.

Now there are rare erkennungsmarke.

[Eric JB]

Could you post a scan of the tag?

Edward,

I don't think that there is a dogtag to go with this Soldbuch, there is only the Soldbuch.

yours friendly

Eric-Jan Bakker

[Edward]

Edward,

I don't think that there is a dogtag to go with this Soldbuch, there is only the Soldbuch.

yours friendly

Eric-Jan Bakker

Gotcha Erich. So he was pointing out that on page 1 of the Soldbuch there is the standard erkennungsmarke entry.

Thanks
Jerry

[Eric JB]

Gotcha Erich. So he was pointing out that on page 1 of the Soldbuch there is the standard erkennungsmarke entry.

Thanks
Jerry

He only says that the man did have a coded dogtag.