Eisernes Kreuz 2nd Klasse.

[Sebastian]

I've got this Iron Cross 2nd Class.
I'm not sure if it's real, I think it is.
But as I know you guys know this, you better deside

[Adrian Stevenson]

It is fine.

Cheers, Ade.

[Sebastian]

Thank god !

[CARL]

From that wide frame, and the form of the digits, I'd say it is an original unmarked '24' (Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Hanauer Plaket-ten-Hersteller).

Here's one I used to own a while ago.

Regards,

Carl

[Sebastian]

Yeah, I saw that it's unmarked, how is that going to be with the price? less, more? nothing? :P
Or is it just harder to know who made it? :P

[talltom]

Or is it just harder to know who made it? :P

always ways of working out who made it (just takes a lot of work for most of.........a few can tell in a instant which in my eyes is amazing
i like this one and i think carls hit it dead on the head

[Adrian]

From that wide frame, and the form of the digits, I'd say it is an original unmarked '24' (Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Hanauer Plaket-ten-Hersteller).

It is a fine original EK2 by Gustav Brehmer - '13'.

[CARL]

Adrian is right, it is a maker '13' EKII (Brehmer). My apologies Sebastian. The frame isn't quite wide enough to be a '24'. Pretty similar though!

[KSH]

Yeah, I saw that it's unmarked, how is that going to be with the price? less, more? nothing? :P
Or is it just harder to know who made it? :P

They are somewhat more desirable for most collectors when marked, but there is no big difference in price. In my experience a marked cross is just worth slightly more as a rule of thumb (there are exceptions to this rule of thumb).

- Kenneth

[Woolgar]

Nice cross, one of my favourites! I have four of these blingy beauties !!

Nick