I'd still like to see more shots of the hinge.
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From pics I think the metal on obverse doesn't look quite right..
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Hi guys,
This is a perfect example of why dimensions and a weight of the badge is important, lets see what Dennis comes up with.
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It is magnetic. I should have taken it to the general store when I went for coffee this morning. I don't have any method at home to get a precise weight. I will get that later.Comment
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That is a good sign.pseudo-expertComment
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It is magnetic , Here are more pics best I could do with my Kodak this morning
LOW LIGHT PHOTOS Trying to keep the glare down to a minimum
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Interesting discussion.
Dennis, does you badge has file marks like Jeff's badge?
@Markus: "I do not think this badge should be condemed to quickly", I said IMO, and if noone aswers this thread someone has to start somewhere. It's much easier posting a response later on when you can take a look at all the members their opinions first. My two cents.Kind regards,
Giel
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Can we see a side shot of the hinge with a little bit of light?pseudo-expertComment
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Size on a plastic ruler appears just shy of 4.9 cm X 3.9 CM wideComment
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Good pics never hurt either. If you look at the pics in the sales thread you cannot even see the mark.pseudo-expertComment
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Hinge is what I would expect to see on this type of GAB.
It also looks like there are file marks present in the marked area.
The basemetal is steel, another good sign.
A good, sharp and straight pic of the reverse would be helpful, but I still think this badge is good.Comment
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Forgot to add the pic...Comment
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