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Hi Oliver,
Yes, a nice original. Maker is still unknown at this time unfortunately. It is commonly referred to as the Half-Moon based on the shape of the catch which is usually found on these badges (yours has the variant setup).
It is a zink badge with a copper coating. Some of the silver has worn away from the obverse which is why you see the copper underlayment, but 100% original and decently worn condition IMO.
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Collectors refer to this type as the half moon Gab. Manufacturer is still unknown.
You have a badge with variation set-up, it is less common than the typical hinge soldered on a half moon plate.
Technically your friend is right... but both types are from the same maker and collectors identify these as half moon gab.
A good determination and it still sounds better than unknown maker nr...., as there are several gab's that are not attributed to a specific maker.
Jelle
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