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    Order Of The German Eagle Medal

    My eyes aren't what they use to be and I would like opinions on the authenticity of this Order of the German Eagle Medal of Merit in Silver.
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    Reverse.
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      Markings On Rim.
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        Here is an example, that was sold by Detlef Niemann a while ago. Although the D in "Deutsche" looks a bit strange, the rest of the medal is IMO ok.

        I hope, i could help.

        best wishes and a happy new year,
        Gerd
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          Hi Bill....I think your piece is a good example Vienna (I believe at the government mint there) made example....I have never seen fakes that were made from the correct dies on these, but have seen die struck pieces made from what appear to be freshly cut dies as the lettering and details are off on these...on all of the real ones I have seen the bottom of the eagles wings just "fade into" the backround of the medal, John

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            Originally posted by Gerd
            Here is an example, that was sold by Detlef Niemann a while ago. Although the D in "Deutsche" looks a bit strange, the rest of the medal is IMO ok.

            I hope, i could help.

            best wishes and a happy new year,
            Gerd
            HI Gerd, I believe the example you posted is a wartime zinc based example that was made by a different maker (and probably maker numbered on the ring) than the one that Bill posted...both look good, John

            Some years back a "bucket" of these walked into a US gun show and that is why there are so many around with these pieces often selling for a fraction of the book price, but I think once they get absorbed into the market the prices may rise to decent levels.

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              Gentlemen, thanks for your opinions and comments. I thought it looked O. K., but it has been a few years since I owned one.

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                Originally posted by militarybuyer
                HI Gerd, I believe the example you posted is a wartime zinc based example that was made by a different maker (and probably maker numbered on the ring) than the one that Bill posted...both look good, John

                Some years back a "bucket" of these walked into a US gun show and that is why there are so many around with these pieces often selling for a fraction of the book price, but I think once they get absorbed into the market the prices may rise to decent levels.
                Hi John,

                unfortunately i don´t know much about this medals. But i havn´t seen fakes of them until now. Did you saw some?

                Gerd

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                  Originally posted by Gerd
                  Hi John,

                  unfortunately i don´t know much about this medals. But i havn´t seen fakes of them until now. Did you saw some?

                  Gerd
                  Hi Gerd:

                  I did see some fakes. They were die struck but made from different dies than the originals..ie if you look close the lettering, eagles and details are different.


                  John

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