I agree, Giel, they´re dangerous and the convincing aging doesn´t make them easier to detect.
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Hi guys, all above are fakes IMO. Two flaws and a flat head grenade are the dead give-aways for me.
See here: http://www.germancombatawards.com/th...?threadid=4139Last edited by Blued; 01-02-2010, 12:47 PM.Comment
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Chad, Great thread from GCA!Originally posted by Chad View Post
...That pretty much nails the case closed on these I'd say...All fakes in this thread indeed! Appreciated! 
Cheers, Steve
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What makes this a fake? I am not sure if this grenade flaw and a setup variation is substantiated enough. Is there some origin known, who made these fakes, where they are from etc.?
I have a very hard time believing that the first badge shown in this thread is a fake just because the GCA owner "is convinced" these are new fakes.
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thanks for yours opinion http://1.1.1.2/bmi/dev.wehrmacht-awa...s/thumbsup.gif
If you think that is a fake, could some one post a photo of the oryginal oneComment
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Here you go, ChrisComment
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Hi Daniel,Originally posted by Nordmark View Post
After this thread was originally posted, I have gone over the information presented again, and again (both on WAF and GCA). I agree that the material make-up matches originals very well. Since it seems that these have just appeared in the recent years as stated by everyone who owns them, I'm a bit concerned. In the end, I feel I just need to hold one of these in hand to have a better idea. In the meantime, I'm just holding some caution on these.
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