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    AS 2nd Pattern S-boot

    Hi,
    Previously placed at the end of the S-boot thread.
    Badges are not my thing - this was given as part of a complicated deal and I'd like an idea of its value.
    The initials on the reverse are those of the vet who brought it home - an M.S. who served in the Durham Light Infantry.
    I'd like it to go to someone who gets as big a buzz from badges as I do from field equipment, so if there's a badge collector out there with a minty M43 stick grenade just say the word and I'm on my way!
    Thanks in advance for any forthcoming advice,
    Cheers,
    Grossfuss

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      #3
      Nice original badge, no idea of the value in todays market though....

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        #4
        350 to 400 euros, nice badge

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          #5
          A bit more in my opinion, about 550 to 600 EUR in that condition. Even higher if the condition was perfect.
          Cheers, Frank

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            #6
            Nice badge.

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              #7
              AS badges are some of the nicer ones you will find.
              pseudo-expert

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                #8
                Hello there,

                That was has JUST the right amount of wear to it. Cool badge.

                William Kramer
                Please visit my site: https://wehrmacht-militaria.com/

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                  #9
                  Nice badge indeed, and I have to agree with Frank's take on the value.
                  best wishes,
                  jeff
                  Looking for a 30 '06 Chauchat magazine.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Frank Heukemes View Post
                    A bit more in my opinion, about 550 to 600 EUR in that condition. Even higher if the condition was perfect.
                    I agree with Frank also. If condition perfect, you are looking at 1400 US I would say. In early 2006 more or less perfect examples were being sold for around 1100 by Weitze and that was a fair price. He had two of them.

                    Have not seen too many since.

                    Remember there are two versions of this badge, scooped and flat reverses.

                    For a bit less than minty, 1200 US if you can find one.

                    John

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                      S-boot

                      So what is this one worth?
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                        AS 2nd Pattern S-boot

                        Many thanks for all your helpful advice and comments, sounds like it'll make the next owner, whoever that may be, a very happy man!
                        I must confess that being a "mint-condition nerd" I'd have to go for that one of Jody's.
                        Best regards,
                        Grossfuss

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by Jody View Post
                          So what is this one worth?
                          I would say $1400 for sure. Maybe more. John

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                            #14
                            I think you guys have failed to notice that there is a global recession going on at the moment, its ok saying that something is worth whatever, but just try selling it at the moment, personally i think Patrick W's valuation is the most realistic in the present economic climate.

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                              #15
                              As with everything, the price is what ever the person is able to get for the item.
                              It's all relative.

                              "One man's junk is another man's treasure"
                              -unknown

                              Regards
                              JustinG

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