1933 Braunschweig Tinnie....Two Ways

[RonR]

For your review is this 1933 Braunschweig Tinnie in both Enamel and Tin.

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[Martin Harding]

Hello Ron, text book examples you have, there is also a third variant that may be of interest for you to see. Please excuse my poor photography.....alas even after all your generous help I still manage to make images look third generation
Regards Martin

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[Andy B.]

Just ran across this post and I had a quick question,
Are the enamel versions rarer than the plain? and as a side note, what are the values on these guys?
thanks,
andy

[all1knew]

Just ran across this post and I had a quick question,
Are the enamel versions rarer than the plain? and as a side note, what are the values on these guys?
thanks,
andy

I would also like to know the value of the enamel. The tin type tinnies can be had fairly inexpensively but I wonder about the other. A very attractive badge for sure.

William Kramer