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    #1

    AS in Track PAB

    Hi Guys !
    I have this AS in track PAB in Silver .
    Compared with my other AS in track PAB`s , it is very thin .

    Jan Arne
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    I have 4 AS in track in Silver , so I have some to compare with .

    Jan Arne
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      #3
      Thickness compare .

      Jan Arne
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        #4
        Thin and original without a doubt...

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          #5
          Jan Arne,
          I have had one of these "thin" ones myself in the past. Good beyond a doubt. I sold it here on the forum a few years ago as I had another that was in far better condition.

          Chet
          Zinc stinks!

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            #6
            As the other guys have said 100% original...nice score Jan!

            Regards,
            Chris G.

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              #7
              Yours AS PABs are 100% original, so no problems



              Andy

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                #8
                Hi Jan,

                I agree with the others, nothing wrong with this example. Looks like they might have used a thinner sheet of zinc, nothing really to worry about IMO. There is quite a bit of thickness variation on some zinker Juncker Para wreaths, but everything else is identical.

                Tom
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                  #9
                  Great looking PAB! My favorite maker..... but sadly I don't have one yet.

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                    #10
                    Thanks Guys !

                    Jan Arne

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                      #11
                      Very nice A.S. Jan with a great patina

                      Regards

                      Rhidian

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