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    J1

    Hi guys,

    I'm thinning out my J1 collection .....

    please heck before I'll offer it on 'e-stand'

    Thank you

    Wolf
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    Nice but cleaned piece.

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      #3
      Nice J-1 Wolf, photos w/o flash/bright light would assist in determining if cleaned, but as Alex said, looks like it may have been cleaned.

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        #4
        Nevertheless nice badge

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          j1

          hi guys,

          here's a picture taken without flash ...
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            J1

            another pi from a different angle

            thanks

            wolf
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              #7
              Hi Wolf,

              Can you take some shots of the reverse also?

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                #8
                J1 reverse

                Reverse of J1
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                  J1

                  Gentlemen,

                  please have a look and possibly adjust your opinion ?

                  I haven't and the seller himself cannot recall any cleaning done either !

                  Please be so kind and help !

                  Thank you

                  Wolf

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                    #10
                    Hello Wolf,


                    I would agree with the guys, looks like it was scrubbed with some abrasive detergent.


                    Regards,


                    Daniel

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                      #11
                      Agree with the others....very nice original J-1 but cleaned of its patina.

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                        #12
                        Hi Wolf,

                        No doubts for me either, definitely cleaned.

                        Tom
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                          #13
                          Wolf you have very nice badges but lot of your badges seems to be cleaned, could this be right?

                          Andy

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                            J1

                            Hi Guys,

                            what I certainly do not agree with is when an expert calls the badge

                            having been 'cleaned' with an "abrasive detergent" .

                            (I had that confirmed by a chemist !)

                            As one can see the badge probably had been carefully 'cleaned' off

                            environmental substances (like: cigarette smoke etc ...) without damaging the

                            frosting layer ..... which is still - in parts - on the wreath !

                            That remaining layer is soaked with 'dirt' - impossible to 'clean' with hot water and soap ! - and thus is not shiny anymore !

                            As one can see only protruding parts of the leaves show the basic 'Nickel - Silver'

                            material ! (That might have been caused by a 'rubbing' 'safety belt' on board)

                            Thanks for your kind help while hoping that my approach to 'cleaning'

                            meets your philosophy as well !

                            Again, I had purchased the badge as is and never 'cleaned' it myself !

                            Best regards

                            Wolf

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                              J1

                              additional picture to explain my way of thinking .

                              thanks

                              Wolf
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