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    Opinions On Gold CCC F&BL

    Can I have opinions on this gold CCC. It is marked F&B.L and has about 10% of gold wash left. Would it be fair to ask for a value on a piece in this condition also if it passes authentication? Thanks, Mark. Weight is 31.8 grams.
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            Looks like a gold clasp to me and a good finish but I am not expert of finishes. I am also unsure on a good price...

            Regards,
            Chris G.

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              Hi Mark,

              Fine original F&BL and I really like the gold finish as well, perfectly fine IMO.

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

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                #8
                Looks OK, but a photo is only a photo. Looks rather pale, but can be just the photo.

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                  Thanks all for your input. A neat story behind it but I didn't have time to get into details right now. Any idea of a fair market value. Thanks, Mark.

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                    #10
                    Very nice GOLD CCC!

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                      I would tell you a rough ballpark of 700 - 1000 in my opinion only...

                      Thank you, Scott

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                        According to Wikipedia...

                        The Gold Close Combat Clasp was often regarded in higher esteem than the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross by the German infantry. Of the roughly 18 – 20 Million soldiers of the German Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS 36,400 received the Bronze Class, 9,500 the Silver Class and 631 the Gold Class

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                          #13
                          Hi

                          For me its a good one



                          Andy

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