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Last edited by ITALIANWARFRONT; 04-16-2009, 06:51 PM. -
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I personally like this CCC, but let's see what the experts say. Here's an example to compare with...
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Thank you, if is good what is the value in the condition my badge is?
GiorgioComment
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Well, from the two cracks I see in the photos, and the rust and corrosion to the backing plate and badge itself, I wouldn't say over $200.00 USD, providing it is an original badge. But that is just me.
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Hi guys,
I agree with Robert, the clasp is an original. It is a testiment to the high quality silver plating some AGMuK makers used on their clasps, it has stood up remarkably well to the elements. What I find strange about the badge though is the bright rust color. Usually sitting in the ground for a long time, the rust will be much darker. That rust is quite new looking, which is sometimes a give away on reproductions. I must say that IMO the clasp is 100% original, so maybe just the environment the clasp was in recently changed before it was found.
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It looks like recent rust and maybe can be tidied up a bit.Iam Uncle Sam
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Thank you all, i wanted to make sure was a good one before posting this on the E stand.
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