What is the value of a formal Knights Cross award document, with the red cassette? This example is near excellent, with the two white felt strips. The rank would be for a infantry regimental commander, June 1941. What's the high and low for such a piece? I'd appreciate any knowledgable opinions - thanks! s/f Robert
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I'd guess-timate in the 5 to 7 thousand dollar range....maybe more. Unfortunately, with something like this waaaaaaaaay outa my range, I don't keep up with that sorta thing.
But it is one helluva nice award!!!
I'd take a document over an RK any day. No question of who it belonged to!
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HankUnless it was nighttime, or the weather was bad, and you were running out of gas - then it was a sweaty nightmare, like a monkey f*ing a skunk.
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Take the RK sell it for 12,000 for its worth, buy a doc for 5-7,000 keep the rest. Would you take the doc or medal?Originally posted by hankmeister View PostI'd guess-timate in the 5 to 7 thousand dollar range....maybe more. Unfortunately, with something like this waaaaaaaaay outa my range, I don't keep up with that sorta thing.
But it is one helluva nice award!!! I'd take a document over an RK any day. No question of who it belonged to!
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I'm such a smartass....
That is a VERY nice award in a VERY nice red case. I love the gold text!Comment
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