Cased 14th Panzer Division medal

[banog]

Hello,

I would like to hear your opinions about this wonderful piece.
It weights 18 gramm and has a thick at the border of exactly 4,1 millimetres.
Material should be aluminium and it isn't magnetic.
The trigger from the case isn't magnetic, too.

I don't doubt its authenticity but I'm pretty uncommon with its value. Maybe you can help with this set?

Cheers, Banog

[Panzercracker]

Very high quality Erinnerung "table medal", by Deschler (Post war?) regarding a "backbone" southern flanking unit that was wiped off the order of battle at Stalingrad. It was reformed in '43, fought hard up North, and cut-off in Kurland -with 2 tank brigades remaining in May '45.

--Ken

[john mack]

Medal

I also would like to get opinions on its value as well , there is one on line for 1,500.00 $

[Panzercracker]

I don't know about $1500 John. If you do a google on this piece, you'll find a few interesting threads. IMO, it's post war, but well made. $1500 no way. It's nice, but not that nice or even rare for that matter.

--Rgds, Ken

I also would like to get opinions on its value as well , there is one on line for 1,500.00 $

[john mack]

dk

Check out Dan Kellys web site . he has the same medal and its also cased , let me know what you think.

[Panzercracker]

I wont comment on the site, but you can start it at $1500 and work your way down if you wish. That's all I have to say on this one.

--Best, Ken

Check out Dan Kellys web site . he has the same medal and its also cased , let me know what you think.

[john mack]

medal

I just found another one the same exact one for 400$ on another dealer site here in NY , I suppose it is one of those items where it will vary from one guys perspective on pricing from another .

[Panzercracker]

I've seen them on German Ebay, over the years, for far less than that --and they don't sell like hotcakes either. I would agree with you, that the price is "in the eye of the Buyer" on this one. Just my last 2 cents.

--Rgds, Ken

I just found another one the same exact one for 400$ on another dealer site here in NY , I suppose it is one of those items where it will vary from one guys perspective on pricing from another .

[Alex K.]

I don't know about $1500 John. If you do a google on this piece, you'll find a few interesting threads. IMO, it's post war, but well made. $1500 no way. It's nice, but not that nice or even rare for that matter.

--Rgds, Ken

I just want to clarify that these medals were NOT made post-war. These medals are well described by Kurt Klietmann and here is another proof i got with my cased set.

[Jelle M.]

I have seen them for sale several times. I think 350€ would be a good market value.

Non the less, lovely set. Attractive table meda!

[petopoint]

Table Medal.

The ones I come across normally sell from $300 to $500. It's an original wartime MFGR Table medal..

[Jelle M.]

Btw very nice document Alex!

[peterm]

Btw very nice document Alex!

I agree! First time I've seen this doc...

Kind regards, Peter

[Chet Sowersby]

There was one listed on the e-stand last year. It started off at the price John mentioned and sat there through several markdowns untill it reached $500 I am not even sure if it finally sold for that price.

Chet

[PanzerElite]

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=666937