Tony that fake one you posted had no unterlagen unlike the one starting this thread which I feel is original and does have an unterlagen.
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Yeah I noticed. Let's hope they don't start to put the cardboard unterlagen on fakes like that one........Originally posted by John Pic View PostComment
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How about this one?
Here's another bird for comments. It seems too have the cardboard unterlagen too yet the quality is slightly less then the first example.
Also, do I understand that the capital letters on an RZM tag, such as "H", would denote the quality of the product?
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Fellows,
Here is a front and back of an original H-tag officers eagle, this was at one time removed from a uniform. I post it here in hopes that it might help as a reference point.
Best,
Dave.Comment
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Eagles
Last 2 eagles posted are very nice IMO.
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Yes both very nice eagles showing minor variation in bullion use.Comment
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The last two eagles are "text book" examples that I would be proud to own.
Herrgezeer; So far all bullion SS sleeve eagles I have seen, that has had a paper RZM tag, has had the H paper tag. That is the correct code for bullion sleeve eagles. The letter H is a complexity code of the work done. less advanced products, like a normal bullion SS rune tab in most cases has "C". Simple products like an SS bevo sleeve eagle would have an A.
If you got a chance to purchase the last one you showed, do it because it is right as rain! (do not buy the initial one you posted IMHO)
//FelixComment
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