Posting for a friend. Can I get some opinions on this one please? These are the only pictures currently available.
Thanks in advance.
Scott
Thanks in advance.
Scott
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Reverse. Center has a "51" or "53" in incuse relief.
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Yet another example with the post war Souval catch. Doesn't anyone around here recognize those or is it just too easy to ask if it is real????pseudo-expertComment
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.................. yes .......................Originally posted by ddoering View Post
As previously stated, the catch jumps out so quickly as a Souval fake, that one almost need go no farther to de-authenticate. And even for a late war zinker, the detail to the die strike on the obverse is very lacking in quality, for a period made piece.
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MarkLast edited by mmiller; 11-21-2006, 09:23 AM."You can check out any time you like ..... But you can never leave....."Comment
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This one is so easy I don't even have one of these in my book. Do you guys think I should include it?
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evidently the Souval post war catch needs to be in there some where.pseudo-expertComment
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Those catches are so old! I learned about those from Lumsdens book when I was a kid! Thank goodness for them , it makes things way easy!Iam Uncle Sam
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Marc, definatley include it IMO. You are writting the book for ALL levels of collectors.Originally posted by Flak88 View Post
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Thank you gentlemen
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