CCC for your review

[USA-Alex]

Hello,

I could get my hands on this CCC, not my field of knowledge, so I would highly appreciate your feedback.....


Thank you very much in advance


Alex

[USA-Alex]

two more

[AndyC]

Looks like a good one


Andy

[Christopher G.]

I agree...a good large font.

Regards,
Chris G.

[USA-Alex]

Looks like a good one


Andy

I agree...a good large font.

Regards,
Chris G.

Thanks guys, it seems like that this clasp is a authentic piece amongst a whole bunch of fake badges....

Thanks again for your reply.


Alex

[fdodge]

A good badge Alex, but EXTREMELY common, and, as AGMuK's' go, the condition is just pretty good. The price should reflect IMO.

Regards,
Frank

[Thomas Durante]

Hi Alex,

I can only agree with the others, a fine original AGMuK clasp. Decent condition, but as Frank says, pretty common.

Tom

[mmiller]

Hi Alex,

I wouldn't spend more than $450 - $500. Although I see some Dealers getting 550 - 600, even for a Bronze.

Nice Nahkampfspang.

Mark

[fdodge]

Hi Alex,

I wouldn't spend more than $450 - $500. Although I see some Dealers getting 550 - 600, even for a Bronze.

Nice Nahkampfspang.

Mark

That's still pretty steep IMO.

[Bruce Simcox]

Hi Alex......

......

That's still pretty steep IMO.

I agree. But then, I have always thought that the past ten years has seen a ridiculous rise in TR pricing across the boards. From $140 ten years ago to $400 to $600 today, for a bronze CCC, is a bit of an excessive price increase IMO.

Spend what YOU think you can afford, or don't mind letting go of.

[mmiller]

Frank,

I couldn't agreee with you more. But, 'it is what it is'. For me, 250 to 300 is top dollar for a Bronze. I searched online and the prices for Bronze CCCs are in the mid to upper 500 dollar range, for the most part.

Mark

That's still pretty steep IMO.

[fdodge]

Frank,

I couldn't agreee with you more. But, 'it is what it is'. For me, 250 to 300 is top dollar for a Bronze. I searched online and the prices for Bronze CCCs are in the mid to upper 500 dollar range, for the most part.

Mark

As far as what I'll pay for a bronze, my ceiling is a little higher than yours, but I almost never do business with on-line dealer sites but rather buy at shows or from other collectors.
And I wonder how many of those mid to upper $500 range ccc's just sit there and collect dust.

Frank

[Christopher G.]

Hello,

I have a few mint AGMUK's in my collection and I have never paid more than 300 for any of my CCC's even the other makers I have as well...that is at a show although. I dont really buy from the internet dealers either...

Chris

[mmiller]

Hi Frank,

Sorry, I didn't clarify what I meant. "Back in the day", I was paying $250-300 for a Bronze. A Silver maybe $450. So for me to see Dealers getting $550 + for a Bronze, I can only be happy that I bought when I did. I guess if I was to 'buy' in 2012, I'd like to pay $400 for a Bronze. If it was a mint AGMuK with a blue backplate, then I'd dig a little deeper in the pocket.

Regards,
Mark

As far as what I'll pay for a bronze, my ceiling is a little higher than yours, but I almost never do business with on-line dealer sites but rather buy at shows or from other collectors.
And I wonder how many of those mid to upper $500 range ccc's just sit there and collect dust.

Frank

[fdodge]

Hello,

I have a few mint AGMUK's in my collection and I have never paid more than 300 for any of my CCC's even the other makers I have as well...that is at a show although. I dont really buy from the internet dealers either...

Chris

Aren't all AGMuK's in mint condition?

Hi Frank,

Sorry, I didn't clarify what I meant. "Back in the day", I was paying $250-300 for a Bronze. A Silver maybe $450. So for me to see Dealers getting $550 + for a Bronze, I can only be happy that I bought when I did. I guess if I was to 'buy' in 2012, I'd like to pay $400 for a Bronze. If it was a mint AGMuK with a blue backplate, then I'd dig a little deeper in the pocket.

Regards,
Mark

That's closer

Frank