GPB Besitzurkunde

[Military]

No.

I work very hard and spend a lot of time to do my own research and networking, I'm not going to do it for you.
About what I expected for a reply, though! No elaborating on why you don't consider them rare, either.

Rob

Rob, having seen them at military fairs and up once at an auction, plus these fine examples on the thread, i wouldnt think they are rare. Maybe scarce, but not rare. Unless you're talking about rare being that particular unique piece, one and only one, well thats rare then!

I feel that they are pricey. if you say that they can be bought for less than US$1000, show me the evidence.

[der-hase-fee]

Hey Joe, thanks for letting me know - I was just asking.
A lovely grouping.

Rob - would you be kind enough to show us at least 5 examples where they could be bought for less than US$1000? Thanks!

Here is a set for less:
http://www.thirdreich.ca/heagles.php

[Military]

Erm... we're not talking about museum copies.
or is this a halloween night joke?

Here is a set for less:
http://www.thirdreich.ca/heagles.php

[Jon Fish]

Here is a set for less:
http://www.thirdreich.ca/heagles.php

You do know those are copies right ?

[ErichS]

[QUOTE=Jon Fish;3589993]You do know those are copies right ?[/QUOTE
I HOPE HE'S KIDDING!

[Panzer Rob]

I feel that they are pricey. if you say that they can be bought for less than US$1000, show me the evidence.

I have no need now nor ever to prove anything to you.

I know what I've paid for them in the past, I know where some are and what I can buy them for if I so desire, and they are within the price range I quoted. I really couldn't care less whether or not you believe me.


Rob

[Jon. H]

I am shure i have seen one offered for around 900usd, but i don't remember where?

[der-hase-fee]

I am shure i have seen one offered for around 900usd, but i don't remember where?

Is that the one with holes punched ?

[der-hase-fee]

You do know those are copies right ?

Thanks for the advice !

[entasis]

docs

I believe the documents are more scare than the actual pins. Paper is just not as a durable as metal and due to the denazification process I don't think many people wanted to have their name associated on such a document. In fact, I acquired one such GPB document where the person's name was removed. The second GPB document I picked up only a few weeks ago and it came with the person's NSDAP membership book (but no pin). Below is a scan...apparently the person quit the SA to join the SS (SS# 48104) and respective organizational stamps are shown.

As for pricing, I figure though the document is rarer than the pin there is just a much lower demand for it which I believe is true for all documents....ergo, the lower price; Economics 101.

[Jon Fish]

Lovely little set there. These documents are really something.