Last one. PAB (50)

[AZartman]

Here is my third one...so far striking out, but that's o.k., better to know.

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anyone?

I suspect it will be the same. Thanks!

[Philippe DB]

That indeed is the same type of fake as the bronze one.

This one also has a feature I have never seen before on this series, Assmann type rivets

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Philippe

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Yep, but better quality than the last one. Also a first for me those rivets. Catch mounted behind the number box is also unusual.

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[AZartman]

Phillipe

Could you e-mail me some examples of real ones with some description of what to look for? I'm trying to learn here and I'm curious that I seem to have run into a number of fakes that have not been seen previously. I presume these are obvious fakes, and no chance of them being unknown variations? Regards

Alex

[Frank Heukemes]

Dear Alex,

These are known fakes just with unknown and new reverse setup details. fakers learn with us and improve/change their products occasionally. Just like a wartime manufacturer, their production evolution changes over the years.

[AZartman]

O.K. thanks

O.k. I understand. I'd still like to have some real ones to look at at home and see the differences. Thanks

[Philippe DB]

Here you go

First a silver grade 25