I'm thinking about selling this on the e-stand. First, I'd like opinions to originality. Secondly, I'm curious how many people want these in their collections. Thanks! 
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I have had many of these from Canadian Vets and I can assure you that yours is 100% original, No question
I had 15 of these a few years ago from a Vet (the Canadians held major navy ports in Germany)who brought them back thinking they were pure gold I traded every one off for Army stuff but I wish I had kept one, but am waiting for one in the case. Glenn
"A Man's Got to Know His Limitations"Comment
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Yes I would second this is a genuine one too, only because I'm very fortunate enough to own one at last and my better peers confirmed it's authenticity.
After owning two fakes of this award, it's better late than never to be able recognise a 'genuine' one.
Kind regards,
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Dear Brian,Originally posted by Brian SI'm curious how many people want these in their collections. Thanks!
Already your question implies a part of the answer IMO.
I can only speek for myself and I have to admit that although my final goal is to have at least one example of every combat award ever issued, the honor roll clasps don't feature on my shopping list.
Probably it's due to a combination of reasons why I'm not really looking for them,
1. They are just so small and there design isn't appealing to me
2. Due to there rarity they are expensive and I can think of a lot of other awards I rather like to add to my collection than these clasps
3. They are heavely faked and I would never feel comfortable owning one.
Like I stated above thats just my personnal feeling but since you asked
Who knows when the day ever comes that these are the last awards I'm missing in my collection I might change my mind.
KR
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That clasp looks absolutely okay to me!
(As to your second question, look at my avatar!
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