Just thought I would post this. I came across this on Craigslist of all places and the guy was selling these really cheap once I talked to him. I felt kind of bad as they were his parents items, but he needed money and he'd sell it someone else if not me. Just wondering, I don't see these often and are these quite rare? I've seen on some sites where just a picture or I.D. is on sale of 400.00 or more. I have a guy offering me 550.00 for the lot, but I am really in no need of that and I would think these would be worth more? Again, it depends on a buyer and the sentimental value for some people. But there really is no "book" or price guide to gauge a value on items such as these. So I guess I am asking - something like this would be quite rare and valuable? Thank you
I've never seen anything like it. Any ideas?
I’ve never seen anything like it. Any ideas?
Fortunately this was given to me, so I’m not out much if it’s a fake. I’ve never seen one fall apart like this -but I did read somewhere that early on in the war that civilians made their own? I could be mistaken.
It just seems very wrong, very crudely made. Even the swastika runs through a seem.
Fortunately this was given to me, so I'm not out much if it's a fake. I've never seen one fall apart like this -but I did read somewhere that early on in the war that civilians made their own? I could be mistaken.
It just seems very wrong, very crudely made. Even the swastika runs through a seem.
Just posting to see if it’s authentic.
I am not sure about this one. I assume that it is an "over stamped" fake piece that I have read about on the forum.
I just bought these in a bundle and I was wondering what your guys take is on them are they real or fake? The sports badge looks like it had been denazified or something???
Hi!:) I'm Eric :eek:
I just joined after Richie twisted my arm over a basket of stone crab claws while in deep discussion about cap stars and other important items.:rolleyes:
Some of you might know me from elsewhere.
Here's me and Richie after a good lunch and antique hunt.
Looking forward to adding marginally informative content here now and again.
