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    #91
    Originally posted by SScollector View Post
    Were not the simi-hollow Anti-Partisan badges made by Juncker injection molded?
    I believe that there were several types of injection molded TR badges.
    This would be a type of casting process by using liquid metal forced into a mold, thus not struck, right?

    Chris
    The Juncker semi hollow anti partisan badges were hot die forged, not cast. To me casting is pouring liquid metal into a mold. The Juncker badges had heated metal pressed into a female mold with a male die portion under pressure from the reverse which forced the heated metal into the crevices of the female mold. Antonio does an excellent explanation of this process in the APB book.

    Those Assmann badges may very well cast but I am not familiar with them, maybe someone else can clarify their manufacturing process.
    Looking for a 30 '06 Chauchat magazine.

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      #92
      Pouring liquid metal into a mold was definately used during the 3rd Reich era. Here's a scetch of the Kokille used for the Ostfrontmedaille.

      cheers
      Peter
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        #93
        Ok, that makes sense. I think that forging was a common manufacturing method for many TR badges. However, we do know for a fact that while most SS belt buckles were struck, a few originals were injection molded by CTD. Flaws on the back side show that these can be identified as such.

        I absolutely agree that the honor rings were in no way, cast. Imo, those were pressed, which still produced similar results as other items that were either struck or forged.
        Sometimes, the overall thickness of the item called for these other methods of production from the typical striking method, imo.

        Chris

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          #94
          Hi,

          i made a mistake in my previous post about the first print of the booklet : the picture of what looks the badge is on the title page (page 5).

          Please find below a scan of it.

          See You

          Vince
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            #95
            I'm just banned from Mr. Rivett's little forum because of my bad behaviour. It must be really exciting for him to finally have the chance to expel or ban someone after all the times that he is banned from all the known forums.

            He finds me rude, yes Mr. F***k and ra, ra ra all those dealers this and that... find it not done that someone laugh with him. I wonder than what he has done the last 5 or 6 years with all those dealers and collectors???
            Freedom is not for Free

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              #96
              That's the problem people like him don't mind dishing it out
              But cant take it . . . .

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                #97
                Originally posted by Wim Vangossum View Post
                I'm just banned from Mr. Rivett's little forum because of my bad behaviour. It must be really exciting for him to finally have the chance to expel or ban someone after all the times that he is banned from all the known forums.

                He finds me rude, yes Mr. F***k and ra, ra ra all those dealers this and that... find it not done that someone laugh with him. I wonder than what he has done the last 5 or 6 years with all those dealers and collectors???
                Hi Wim,
                I like you.Enjoy your "Vacation" Give you time to hunt for those elusive Gahr pinsSeiler.

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                  #98
                  Originally posted by Wim Vangossum View Post
                  I'm just banned from Mr. Rivett's little forum because of my bad behaviour. It must be really exciting for him to finally have the chance to expel or ban someone after all the times that he is banned from all the known forums.

                  He finds me rude, yes Mr. F***k and ra, ra ra all those dealers this and that... find it not done that someone laugh with him. I wonder than what he has done the last 5 or 6 years with all those dealers and collectors???
                  Wim, I think you were banded from the site because you would not answer the question about cast Third Reich badges. Simple reason.

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                    #99
                    More for us chubby squibbers....lol

                    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_E2...em-uploademail

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                      #100
                      This is the funniest, telephone call is a classic...

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                        #101
                        Originally posted by nzef1940 View Post
                        This is the funniest, telephone call is a classic...
                        Yikes !

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                          #102
                          Well guys, after several weeks of tough investigation and thorough study, I now have unquestionable proof that my suspicions were correct. The US penny is a complete fantasy!

                          Chris
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                            #103
                            https://www.thespruce.com/penny-soli...-plated-768853

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                              #104
                              And? Come on Soy boy is that the best you can do?

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                                #105
                                Sorry, that was only for the serious collectors.

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