Flemish Badge?

[dragnet]

Some sort of Dutch/Flemish medal, never seen one before , hole has been drilled for hanging, id say its a copy looking at the manufacture but seeing this was found amongst a grouping of original WW2 German medals that was vet aquired this morning i thought id pass this for your opinions folks before chucking in the repro box

[Coco]

The table medal

Your table medal is actually Dutch and is called ‘Lotsverbondenheids penning’ in Dutch language: it was awarded to all Dutch NSB members who had been imprisoned during the German occupation in May 1940. These are fairly common....

I hope this helps...
Best regards

Coco

[theodore giles]

It is a Dutch NSB Lotsverbondenheid 10-14 mei 1940 medal in very poor condition
had a very hard life

[dragnet]

Thanks both, are these reproduced/faked

[martin3]

Yes, these are unfortunately also faked and my guess is that this one isn't good.
The details are much too soft.
You could check for a circle pattern around the coin side, I think that is something that isn't present on copies.

Martin

[jabnus]

This is a very poor fake, these are heavily reproduced. If you see the original its easy to spot why this one is a fake. It should not fool aybody.

[dragnet]

As i suspected, it does appear cast Glad for the answer as a member has contacted me wishing to purchase, now to contact him with the bad news, Pete.

[martin3]

There is an original for sale at Willem Duijst's site:

http://www.tarnmilitaria.com/?product=20602

The 'normal' price (without box) in The Netherlands is about $100.
This one is in it's original presentation box, which indeed doubles the price.
You can compare it with yours on the pics.
Check the olive bronze colour and the sharpness of the details.

You can find these coins also in shiny gold.
That happens when someone took the foolish decision to polish the coin.
The beautiful olive colour can come off, leaving the metal gold and shiny.

Best regards,
Martin