Any opinions on this one? It is made from Zink:
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It looks like an original 2 piece badge in my opinion. The only problem is that the silver eagle piece is missing. Value wise...90.00usd?
PaulComment
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Thanks! You mean there was an eagle-device on the existing eagle?Comment
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yep... the riveted piece in the middle of the eagle was there to secure the silver colored eagle which is identical, covers the one you see nowComment
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Is that pin elevated higher than the eagle? If not, I just ate a mouthfull of foot!!!Comment
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It is definatly a two piece construction with the eagle being a seperate piece. Do you see where the eagle is a seperate piece Do you see a seam on the edges?Comment
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Yep, I see it. Any chance to complete it?
The pin is a little bit higher. Could it be a Juncker too?Comment
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Dear Jens,
We call it "Juncker type" because of the hinge/pin/catcc but nobody can be sure.
Yes, eagle application is missing. There is a very low chance that you are able to complete it again. I never saw a single eagle, although there could be some from leftover stock.
Cheers, FrankCheers, Frank
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I have never seen a loose eagle being offered before. It is one of those things that people would see and sell for 5 dollars out of a the "tinnie" area. The way I see it, leave it the way it is and simply trade it or sell it for an upgrade later. The complete ones go from 150-210(average is about 200) dollars.
PaulComment
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In my humble opinion, the badge should be left the way "God" left it. It should not be altered...even in a restoration attempt...that is just my opinion.Comment
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Paul, you are right. I will not touch it because this badge has the real "been there" condition
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Here is a closeup of the eagle that once adorned your nice Juncker badge.
Respects.
Robert
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Two more shots of the same badge...
Robert
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Nice badge! Thanks for sharing!Comment
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