Kreisleitung" Level Community Leader's Collar Tab

[Westmark]

This is a tab I have over at Peter's site. He is in the process of sending it back to me. I would still like to sale it. What would a reasonable price be for this tab and would anyone be interested? It's not my area. Please see site:
http://www.germanmilitaria.com/Polit...s/N010256.html

[Jeff Clark]

Single tabs are hard to sell and this particular one is out there more available than other rank tabs. It might be worth that asking price to the right buyer, trouble is finding that buyer.

[Westmark]

I would actually be asking for a lot less.
Best regards,
Todd

[Von Hoth]

I'm new to the political collecting and don't quite understand everything so far.

particularly the pricing of this stuff. I see that collar tabs like this one are reasonable enough, but the armbands for the same ranks are hi.


now I know how there are 4 major levels of the party leaders of the nsdap.

but why are the collar tabs reasonably priced for most of all the levels but when it comes to any of the arm bands for any PL they are far more expensive?

are armbands more desirable than collar tabs to collectors so that's why even the lowest PL rank armbands are 650 and up? but the same collar tabs are 100 bucks?

I'm just trying to buy an PL armband to display an RZM walther PPk I have and am just floored by the prices. (there were 100,000's of thousands of PL leaders)

[Westmark]

Von Hoth,
i don't know a thing about the political side of the Third Reich. I only have this tab as I got it from my mom, who got it from her aunt, so it was sort of by default. I don't collect these things. In so far as TR is concerned I am trying to keep it geared towards the common infantryman and I am expanding my collection to other WW2 combatants, because of interest but also price.
best regards,
Todd

[Z19]

Tabs....

Todd, GREAT tribute at the bottom of the page for your Grandpa. Alex

[Westmark]

Todd, GREAT tribute at the bottom of the page for your Grandpa. Alex

Sir,
Thank you for your comments. He is very much missed.
Best regards,
Todd