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    #31
    Originally posted by h009291
    Some wise old Owl once told me .. "If warm soapy water doesn't take off what you want off .. it isn't meant to come off".
    Trust me, the only thing touching that badge from now on, are my clean hands....or maybe Ilsa

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      #32
      Laurence
      As been stated ,dont put junk on your medals.Here is a shot of a black wound badge.It might look like a silver but it is a black.The one on the right.
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      Resistance is Futile

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        #33
        See the black
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          #34
          Thanks Don, Nice WB's. And no more foreign stuff will touch this badge

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            #35
            Hi Chris

            I brought it back up to the front for you

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              #36
              Hello guys,

              Dear Laurence,
              such situations is better to inspected on hand, according from the pics you posted i believe that is a silver and not gold. Usually the gold silver or black traces of the color when found arround the catch and hinge are on worn badges when no color left on them. In your case silver color is applied on yours and i looked over the hinge photo and i saw that is a silver paint(plated probably) is applied over the 'gold' color that i believe is some kind of coat.

              I post another example of WB (different maker) that appearing a yellowish - gold finish, this doesn't mean that is a gold WB.

              Sorry if i confused you
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                      #40
                      Hi Chris

                      No confusion, I bought it as a silver and will keep it as a silver. Now all I have to do is buy a nice GWB

                      Thank you for your valued opinion

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