question about Honorring document

[Ojoneso]

Hi guy´s,

is anything not ok with it?
Is it not a good one?

I think is a good and original doc.?

Is it to expensiv or it isn´t not longer interested

best regards Sebastian

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=560780

[DR DOLCH]

If you are selling that document you are doing it in the wrong forum.

[Ojoneso]

Hi,

why?
It is for sell under paper in Estand

Sepp

[Ojoneso]

Hi again,

has nobody an Opinion?


best regards Seb

[DR DOLCH]

It is hard to discern if a paper item is original from pictures on the internet.It does look like an original even though the date is a little late for that style of document.I would think the paper had yellowed and has folds in it with some staining.It should also have a watermark when you hold it up to the light.The watermark is probably the best way to tell if it is an original.That is what they are designed to do.They are interesting items.

[Thorsten B.]

You will have to keep that one.

[The Red Baron]

You will have to keep that one.

what does this mean.....?

[Thorsten B.]

That means that the number of collectors willing to part with 1900 Euros for a rare, authentic and significant SS cultural piece of paper with holes tends to zero.

[DR DOLCH]

That means that the number of collectors willing to part with 1900 Euros for a rare, authentic and significant SS cultural piece of paper with holes tends to zero.

Todays high prices are tomorrows bargins.

[Ojoneso]

Hi,

I think 1900€ is really not to expensiv for a rar ring document.
Sword/degen is a bit more...

Best Sepp

[The Red Baron]

Thorsten,

are you saying the holes keep it from selling withe the price or in general? You think it is that far off in price?

Were you benig sarcastic?

I'm so confused

[Thorsten B.]

It is easy: 1900 Euros are a top price - therefore a buyer expects top condition.

Quality and rarity have always been key - and are and will represent THE key in the times we are heading into.

Therefore items who do offer these factors will always be the most sought after ones and also still bear potential to increase in value and demand.

Items who do not fit into that top category fall back to lower middle-class or worse.

Those who are still willing to pay want the top and only the top.

[The Red Baron]

Any of these type documents I have seen lately, as that I'm looking into an Ehrendegen document, seem to often have a 4 way crease, top to bottom and side to side. I would think the stain and "weak" Himmler signature would pay more of a role in something like this.

It may also be that there is just not someone out there, or on WAF, that needs/wants one of these right now at even market price. I feel like its a somewhat niche market, despite its SS significance.

I don't see many of these on dealer sites tho....