Is this an original Nuremberg Badge?

[schnellmann]

I have the chance to buy this badge, and was wondering if it is real, or repro. It is marked "107" on the pin - I was told. I can't read that, myself. Thanks!

[zjopske]

I think it`s a fake.
Pin doesn`t make sense

[schnellmann]

What doesn't make sense to me is the condition. It looks like it was made day before yesterday. Perhaps it was... That "107" is stamped on the pin, but you have to use your imaginattion to see it..

[John Brandon]

You should always remember that the Germans were fanatics for detail . Look for the highest quality you can find, Look for high relief of the details and unblemished backgrounds in the badges.

A party member who had a Coburg Badge and a Nuremberg Party Day 1929 Badge had it all. They were the top two badges anyone could wear on their uniforms.

I believe that what you have there is a fake. Look at the differences, apart from the back, which is obvious, the eagles head is a give away

Save your money
JMO

[schnellmann]

Thanks guys! I think I will take the $150 they wanted for this, and buy an OT belt buckle .

[John Brandon]

Thanks guys! I think I will take the $150 they wanted for this, and buy an OT belt buckle .

Too cheap! try $700 and you'd be nearer the mark

[schnellmann]

Too cheap! try $700 and you'd be nearer the mark

I currently own 3 real nice OT belt buckles. I would take considerably less than $700 for one of them, but I can't sell here, can I?

[Adrian Stevenson]

I think you will find John was refering to the price of a real one of these badges

I agree, the one first shown is a fake.

Cheers, Ade.

PS: Anyone can sell here for free

[schnellmann]

OOPS! My bad, as the younger folks say...

[John Brandon]

Sorry, lost in translation, as they say Thanks Ade