Genuine TK ring. The blue dots dissolve into thin air with registration/log in.
After reading this thread, are you sure you want to spend 5K Euro ?
After reading this thread, are you sure you want to spend 5K Euro ?
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I know I wouldn't.... Who wants to catch a falling knife!Originally posted by der-hase-fee View PostComment
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Himmler's sig is OK. There were a couple different examples throughout the run. The "L" (I think that's what your concern is..) is similar to several known accepted examples. The size of the dedication is a bit larger than some, but also within variances IMO.Originally posted by Lorenz View PostComment
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An original. All of the identifying die flaws are there, where they should be.Comment
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Thank you very much for all help guys, I will post some more detailed pictures without blue spots asap.
Thanks again
Lorenz
UOTE=Gary Symonds;6044087]An original. All of the identifying die flaws are there, where they should be.[/QUOTE]Comment
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The designer of the TK ring was a mystic and was recruited by Himmler. Later he was dismissed because of mental problems. I think anybody who pays $10 K for one of these might also need some time on the couch.
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Thank you for making my day, I had a good laugh this morning.Originally posted by BrianK View PostThe designer of the TK ring was a mystic and was recruited by Himmler. Later he was dismissed because of mental problems. I think anybody who pays $10 K for one of these might also need some time on the couch.
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I would call an Ehrenring of a mystic SS member offered for 10K a real bargain.Originally posted by BrianK View PostThe designer of the TK ring was a mystic and was recruited by Himmler. Later he was dismissed because of mental problems. I think anybody who pays $10 K for one of these might also need some time on the couch.Comment
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They are readily available on websites at $10K - I'm sure the dealers would enjoy getting your checks.Comment
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I see none in the market attributed to a big name.Originally posted by BrianK View Post
Feel free to correct me if I might be wrong.Comment
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I agree,,only those to a 'infamous' personality,,or a man with a really good combat record,,or the early pattern with Roman numerals,, for me are the 'good ones'.
Mint condition, 2nd pattern, to a run of the mill paper pusher should be a few thousand tops!!Comment
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So very true............especially with the super fakes all over the 2nd pattern. Mint conditioned, pre-'40's rings ,to a known personality are as good an investment as anything in the hobby, PERIOD!Originally posted by Gaspare View PostComment
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Maybe Himmler's ring.
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Yes, a great investment. Also,much nicer to look at than a bank statement!
Ron
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From the sanatorium, to his admission to the SS by Himmler as "Weisthor", Karl Wiligut, HR designer, would love this thread, looking up or down from wherever he is. Maybe he is supernaturally raising prices. He considered himself a god, you know.Comment
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