Colleagues, where you buy as many fakes?
List the main site.
If you take in the Ukraine, so there is an entire mafia through Ebay sells fake everything.
In my opinion you have at least 30% of all awards forgery.
Colleagues, where you buy as many fakes?
List the main site.
If you take in the Ukraine, so there is an entire mafia through Ebay sells fake everything.
In my opinion you have at least 30% of all awards forgery.
Dear Colleague,
I would say that you have already mentioned the main site where much offered is fuflo...
Please, continue. I am certain that many award collectors would appreciate reading further insight, opinions, and comments.
Non nobis, Domine, non nobis, sed nomini tuo da gloriam!
In my opinion much more that 30% of the stuff on Ebay is fake, especially from Eastern Europe. I'd put it more at 60%-70%.
Welcome to the forum Urykin Please continue this interesting thread
Regards, Lars from Moscow
Probably a year ago I saw on Ebay that sell diamond Military Academy, the eye can see that the diamond aluminum, and silver should be. I am writing that the seller what the hell he is threaded like a fake, it turned out that the seller is from Ukraine, made the round eyes, and said that he thought that a real diamond
Here are good pictures of these items 100%
Some very nice items Urykin
Regards, Lars
Mil Academy badges can be in silver and neusilber. When it comes to fakes.
Ukrainian fuflo is not that good (mostly cast) all of it but the Order of Nevski made in Dneprodzerzinsk (if my memory serves) several years ago.
The best fakes so far are made in Baltic states., the guy who makes copies is selling them as a copy, place-holder on su forum. Regrettably most of his clients are selling them on ebay as real deal.
reasonable , strack, copies of medals that became fuflo on ebay are made somewhere in Ural.
my 2 p.
I do not buy anything ww2 related on ebay. Only playmobile toys for my son.
Thanks for keeping us alerted.
here's my latest acquisition. not fake
Last edited by Urykin; 06-02-2012 at 07:01 PM.
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