Been offered that one (plus some other papers), have to make an offer - any help about its value? Thanks in advance
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I would say 150-200 euro -
Has anyone ever seen an example of the "J" patch that some wore. Perhaps it was regional, as the photos were from the Baltic states as a police battalion was in one of their cities. Are any examples in the collection of the Holocaust Museum?Comment
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Joe,
I have seen the stars with J, Juif, and Jood, beside the standard German.
Bob HritzIn the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.
Duct tape can't fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound.Comment
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Jewish stars appear now and then for sale in Holland for up and around 100 euro.
I have never seen one for 1000 euroComment
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Its worth whatever you would be willing to pay if you collected jewish starComment
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"J" Patch
Here's is the Star of David (worn in Belgium) you're referring to: http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ght=STAR+DAVID posts 12 & 14.
Charles BetzComment
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sold one for 200 once
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950.00 $
950.00 u.s. dollars , more $with original papersComment
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These "J"s were pm stars Bob. The "J" was on a target type circle on the clothing of what I assumed were Jews being marched through the city. Off center locations for women, but dead on for the men.Comment
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I fully agree.Originally posted by Sayle F View Post
Most jewstars that came up are those typical printed mint stars and I don't know if I trust them..
You could price them at a certain level but the used stars are going for much much more IMO. ( 950 USD and 1100 euro )
just my 2 cents.Comment
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Originally posted by necker View Post
I must agree!
I have seen them for sale now and then good and bad stars.
1100 euro for a good jewish star is way to much and the few good ones I have seen where never that much money!!
Because of these random called indication of price the prices get's higher and higher.
Just my opnion or 2 cents
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