Early nickelsilver SS EM buckle, unmarked GZM?, Fake?

[ivanjoaquin]

I recently bought this buckle in the Estand, the eagle is very similar to the GZM buckles but it is unmarked, it is made of a nonmagnetic metal, it is heavy, and has a strange brown patina but it does not seem to be dug up, the catch it seems to be repaired and has a weird streaks on its surface
Unmarked GZM? Fake?
I am interested very much in your opinions
Thanks
Iván

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[PHIL]

I do not like it... many red flags(IMO).

[ivanjoaquin]

Thanks PHIL, but see: http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...&highlight=Gzm

The same die mark on the eagle's left wing root
Ivan

[musketier]

Fake?
I am interested very much in your opinions
Thanks
Iván

Hello All,

@ivanjoaquin...Do not worry !

With best regards,

Raphael

[ivanjoaquin]

Thanks Raphael 
Regards
Ivan

[PHIL]

Thank you Ivan. "Made in China". I would say.

[schorschi]

Thank you Ivan. "Made in China". I would say.

not so far east
From Your home

[Jean Pierre Redeuilh]

It is an original GZM with ground down marking. The remaining question is when was it ground down? Before of after 1945??
I have a stone mint like this and always thought it was done recently to remove a "bothering" marking... But when you bought your there was also another one with again the marking erased. So, maybe, it was done before 1945. But until I can put my hands on one which is ground down and unconditionnaly from pre-1945 origins I will still tend to believe it was done within the last 15 years.

[ivanjoaquin]

Thanks Scrooge
Thanks Jean Pierre, but why remove the marking within the last 15 years?
Regards
Ivan