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    As far as I can see there is nothing wrong with this badge, am I correct?
    This is the only photo I have of it...

    Thank you for any other opinions.

    Jean-Loup
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    #2
    Based on these photos I would not dare to buy it...


    Regards,


    Daniel

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      #3
      It looks like someone have polished the PAB ?


      Andy

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        #4
        I wouldn't put money down on it. Not enough info. based on this obverse shot alone. And, on top of that, if it's original, it's been polished to a high sheen.

        --Ken

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          #5
          Ground dug?

          Chet
          Zinc stinks!

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            #6
            Thanks guys, so basicaly, it is a polished and poorly photographe badge, on which no red flags are visible?
            That was my impression as well.
            And yes, it is purported to be a relic badge, in pretty nice condition for being outside for 70 years.

            JL

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              #7
              Hi Jean-Loup,

              Looks like an original Wurster, but heavily polished up like the guys have said. I think the obverse still has a lot of dried polish paste still on it, which would probably clean up with soap and water. But these Wursters are pretty common, so best to wait for a nicer one that has not been messed with IMO.

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

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                #8
                My thoughts are that this is a massive Wurster tombac example. Were this the case it would be very desirable.

                Chet
                Zinc stinks!

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                  #9
                  At least it's original

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