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IAB, Daisy? 1,2,3 version?
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Hi Guys......
......I have always been wary of badges with such a high copper content. The detailing is nice, but I am not comfortable with the 'penny look.'
If we have direct links to badges produced with high copper content....I must have missed them. For the present, I remain suspicious of these coppery badges.
My $.02
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HELP Please. . .
I bought it from a site that advertises on this forum and they do have a money back if not authentic (No time limit), so I ask to all who are up on the IAB Daisys; Is this an authentic Daisy or should I be worried about the copper coloring?
What are some of the pluses and minuses that you view in this badge?
Can I take closer or more detailed pictures for anyone?
When I looked around I wanted a good detailed badge and this was one of the better ones out there and with being a daisy more collectable???
As for DAISY could someone give me a more detailed explaination. . . Are they just an unknown maker or is it somehow linked to the PAB Daisys ?
Thanks...
CarJon
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Hi CarJon......
......First of all I'll say that the so-called daisies(as in the PAB variety) are linked to this particular style of IAB, hence the moniker 'daisy.'
Secondly......when re-looking at your images I ask you: "is there a bit of zinc, or bright metal(steel) showing through on the edges looking at it from the backside"?
If that is the case, then perhaps your badge is a cupal variety. Meaning that there would be a copper layer sandwiched between the base metal and the bronze overlay.
Lastly......yes, some collectors find these 'diasies' more desirable to own than some of the other IAB's out there.
Do a search using daisy and you'll get some interesting results.
I hope that this helps some.
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Honestly I am a little suspicious of it. Something about the finish just doesn't sit right with me coupled with the fact that I have seen 4 or 5 of these in just this condition in the last couple of months.....which is of course circumstantial at best.
I think a good side shot of the catch and a couple of shots of the hinge will clear up any questions either way.
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