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    Two PAB's question

    I just want to make sure these are good. Any help would be appreciated.
    Thank you
    Regards RD
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        Hi RD,

        Yes, both are fine originals.

        Its always tricky with Souval given their postwar activities, but the reverse hardware and base metal of the badge as well as the poor finish is all indicative of wartime production so I think you are pretty safe with that example.

        Tom
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          Thank you Tom. I am guessing the one on the right is silver grade?
          Last edited by rajko84; 07-19-2015, 08:02 PM.

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            Yes, zinc Assmann in silver I think.

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              Yes, both look silver to me. Not much at all left on the Souval and the Assmann has some decent silver left on the obverse IMO.

              Tom
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