Hi all,
I recently came across this item on my travels through Europe. Can anyone determine whether this is genuine or fake? Also does anyone have any idea of the costs of these, no manufacturer logo? Many Thanks,
Garry Taylor
Hi all,
I recently came across this item on my travels through Europe. Can anyone determine whether this is genuine or fake? Also does anyone have any idea of the costs of these, no manufacturer logo? Many Thanks,
Garry Taylor
Hello Garry,
Welcome to the forum!
Unfortunately, I believe this cross to be a one piece Eastern European fake. I hope it was not too expensive.
Regards - Danny
Hi Garry,welcome mate. I have to argee with Danny. Pin's awfully odd. Sorry,Stewy S
I wouldn't be so hasty guys. Remember, an Iron Cross is constructed of 3 pieces: 2 outer Silver sections, and the Iron core in the center...like a sandwich.
Look at the rim to see if you can find a seam. It will be very fine, but it will be there. Also, take a magnet and make sure it doesn't attatch to the silver part, only to the black center. If so, you have a winner. I've seen this pin before. In fact, you'll see a cross for sale at "RegimentalDepot.com" with the same pin.I wish you the best of luck...tell me how much you paid for it please. GLENN
At least what I don't like is a black finish. But I can't say nothing about the back side
Regards,
Dimas
my Skype: warrelics
As already posted in another link on here.
A good site for knowing your cross.
Iron Cross
Used this one myself for a number of checks.
best to all
Z
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