Is This An Authentic Deschler M1/52 Cap Insignia?

[minya63]

Thanks in advance to anyone who can help me verify if this is an authentic Deschler M1/52 Cap Insignia. I recently came across some storage bins of mine that were at my Mom's home for the past 15 years or more. I found this metal insignia in one of those bins which I apparently properly stored and then completely forgot I had. I bought this piece in Prague, Czech Republic in the early '90s at some sort of outdoor flea market. The gentleman I bought it from was very old and most of the items he had were Soviet/Warsaw PACT era military uniforms and equipment surplus pieces. I did however notice a large wooden box on the ground with all kinds of metal emblems and insignias, etc. inside it and I went through the box and I found this totenkopf inside some sort of old metal film canister or rations can. I have done a lot of research which lead me to my possible identification and this amazing website. It seems there are many really good fakes out there but for some reason I feel this might be the real thing. It does concern me that the prongs seem to have never been straightened then bent to mount on a cap.
Here are the pics, kindly let me know what you think.
Regards, Minya

[Niederlande]

sorry, no sigar

[Stirlitz wiedzial]

Minya 100% copy but not so bad

[Niederlande]

but not so bad

??? NOT even close to an original

[Stirlitz wiedzial]

Not so bad as a copy.
Copy never will be close or far from orginal.
Copy its a copy

[minya63]

Thank you all for your replies.
Minya

[carlsson1982]

Documentation is very important, here's one you can compare It with..

[Friedrich-Berthold]

More originals... more or less.

[Stirlitz wiedzial]

Another copy variant.
Also not bad

[Feuerbach]

Well not the worst copy I've ever seen, and it would surely fool some collectors. Would be nice to here the differences, why its a fake.