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    #1

    Silver PAB for Review

    No maker marks maybe Juncker or S&L?
    Slightly concaved reverse.
    Opinions please good or bad???
    Thanks
    Mike
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      #3
      We used to call these Junckers

      We used to call these Junckers but now the feeling is the maker is unknown.

      Dennis

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        #4
        Looks like original so called Junker by unknown maker type B.

        regards,

        Eddie

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          #5
          Thanks for the info. Do to the fact that maker is unkown dose it make the badge less desiable?
          Mike

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            #6
            yours is a fairly common bronze grade
            get a silver example and you'll be getting offers

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              #7
              You sure it's bronze. I don't see anything bronze about it.
              Mike

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                #8
                yes, its bronze.
                pseudo-expert

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                  #9
                  The reverse pin, hinge and catch all still have the original bronze finish left on it in its natural state. The bronze finish is also still very much intact on the badge, but it has toned over the years to a more olivedrab color. This is common to S&L CCCs, but it is pretty well concluded that these are NOT S&L PABs.

                  Tom
                  If it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a little

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                    #10
                    Thanks for all the great info.
                    Mike

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                      #11
                      Agree with all the comments...nice one, I like it alot!
                      Cheers, Steve
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                        #12
                        Hi Mike

                        As others have already pointed out, original, unknown maker.

                        A very nice design in my opinion, quite distinctive and a shame it appears to have lost all its finish.

                        regards
                        Graeme

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