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    CCC, repaired catch?

    I sold this clasp to a collector in Belgium and he has raised the issue of the catch being repaired / re-soldered. I never paid that much attention to it but looking at the first 2 pictures, it seems possible.
    The last 3 pictures were from the estand listing.

    How much does that affect the value? Maybe a percentage might be better than a fixed number??
    Thanks, Alan

    #2
    The catch looks repaired to me.


    Andy
    Last edited by AndyC; 08-19-2020, 12:03 PM.

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      #3
      No doubt about it, repaired catch for me as well. Not a bad job though and easy to see why it might have been missed at a quick glance.

      Tom
      If it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a little

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        #4
        IMO a simple repair to the original catch would lower the price by about 25% or so. It’s a nice CCC even with the repair.
        Dale

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          #5
          I would agree that its a repaired catch. I do think that you will get varying opinions on how much value is lost with a repaired catch. IMO i would even buy a badge with a repaired catch...but I am picky like that.

          Regards,
          Chris G.

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            #6
            I can only agree with Chris, valuation on a repaired badge is hard to determine because each collector has their own level of comfort. Like Chris, I don't care to have a repaired badge in my collection, the only exception might be if it is super rare, but even then I have turned down some very rare badges because of a repair or missing some hardware. So for me, a repair cuts the badge value by 50%.

            Tom
            If it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a little

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            Available Now - tmdurante@gmail.com

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