nurnberg 1929 cased !!!

[ErichS]

The case interior color is quite obvious, but is that a difference?

Yes, one of the differences. When looking at the obverse of the medal there are differences in the lettering style which there is no variation on originals.

[der-hase-fee]

When looking at the obverse of the medal there are differences in the lettering style which there is no variation on originals.

Wonder how you do it, I failed with the low resolution picture taken at an angle. But looking at the lettering on the box lid more closely, there are some differences I should have caught.

[ErichS]

Wonder how you do it, I failed with the low resolution picture taken at an angle. But looking at the lettering on the box lid more closely, there are some differences I should have caught.

I have studied these badges for a long time including all the die flaws which the fakes always lack.

[Stan]

Nurnberg 1929 cased award

When I saw the cased award in Andrea's catalogue, the grey colour of the interior was a very big red flag and I looked no further.

I am not too sure if original cases were also produced with a grey interior but I do know that the fake cases are in grey and that is enough for me to give these cased awards a wide berth.

Stan

[ErichS]

When I saw the cased award in Andrea's catalogue, the grey colour of the interior was a very big red flag and I looked no further.

I am not too sure if original cases were also produced with a grey interior but I do know that the fake cases are in grey and that is enough for me to give these cased awards a wide berth.

Stan

Stan, I have never seen an original case in anything but the royal/dark blue color lining. Again, the badge in question also has problems.