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Discussion in 'Militaria' started by Kiwi Ace, Nov 15, 2002.

  1. Kiwi Ace

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    If you want to see my Hanseatic cross scroll down in Imperial on WM Awards and the pictures should be up.
    :cool:
     
  2. C.Evans

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    Hi David--I tried this morn, but didnt see anything--can you post them here? :D
     
  3. Kiwi Ace

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    :eek: WOW, David! Very :cool: medal! ;)
     
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    David, email the picture as an attachment to me and I'll post it for you.
    Gary
     
  7. Kiwi Ace

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    Thanks Gary, the problem is that they are pretty big so they eat up my web space very quickly.

    I've tried to cut them down a bit so they go through E mail.

    Thanks
     
  8. Kiwi Ace

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    Don't have your e mail addy bro, PM me :cool:
     
  9. C.Evans

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    Hi David thanks for trying and looking foreward to seeing it. They are easy to tell if they are early or late made pieces.
     
  10. C.Evans

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    Hi David--thats a nice Hamburg Hanseatic Cross--it looks like a later made piece, but I cant tell for sure. If you dont mind me asking but, from whom did you get it from and what did you pay for it?

    I got my Hamburg and Lubeck Crosses from Detlev--both made of silver--so they are the earlier made pieces. I paid Detlev I thik $35.00 for the Hamburg and $40.00 (as part of a 2 place medal bar with a 1914 Ek2) for $45.00. I got my Breman Cross from Weitze for $40.00. My Breman is also an early piece.

    Not bad eh? :D

    [ 18. November 2002, 04:28 PM: Message edited by: C.Evans ]
     
  11. Kiwi Ace

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    Hi Carl,

    I got it from a dealer in Auckland (here in NZ), I paid $120 NZ for it, about what I expected to pay here.

    Wow, you did get good prices!
     
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    120 NZ eh? If thats about $60.00 US Dollars--thats a bit high but not too bad--at any rate--glad you have a nice Imperial piece.
     
  13. Kiwi Ace

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    Carl, Did you psy $40 for a EK - Hamburg cross!
    Man, Here its costs $110 for a EK -Hindenbrug!
     
  14. C.Evans

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    Hello David--yep--I paid somewhere between $35-40 dollars for it--not including shipping which I think was $5.00.

    $110.00 for a HINDENBURG CROSS???? thats wayyyyyy outrageous. You cna get them for as low as $5.00 from Detlev and Weitze. Heck--if I can find the one I have --i'll give it to you. [​IMG]
     
  15. Kiwi Ace

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    well plain Hindenburgs are $35 but the bars with EKs and Hindenburgs are usally $100 - 110 !
     
  16. C.Evans

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    Hindenburgs for $35.00 is still way too high--tho I briefly considered buying one mares as being made by C.E.Junker--but that money was better spent as part of the funds that went to getting my L/19 Iron Cross 1st Class. :D

    $100-110 for a 2 place medal bar with the ek2 and Hindenburg Cross is waaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyy tooooooo highhhhhh, at most that should be under $50.00 [​IMG]
     
  17. Kiwi Ace

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    Well heres a sample from one of our NZ dealers website - I see he has put them up to $125:

    52/0659
    WAR MERIT CROSS 1st Class 1939 with swords, good quality, without hallmarks in case of issue.
    VF
    $350.00

    52/0660
    WAR MERIT CROSS 1st Class 1939 with swords, good quality plated type, hallmarked L/13 on reverse.
    VF
    $250.00

    52/0661
    WAR MERIT CROSS 1st Class 1939 without swords, good quality plated metal hallmarked L15 on pin.
    VF
    $165.00

    52/0662
    WAR MERIT CROSS 2nd Class 1939 with swords, early brass type.
    VF
    $65.00

    52/0663
    WAR MERIT CROSS 2nd Class 1939 with swords, early brass type in original paper packet of issue.
    VF
    $85.00

    52/0664
    WAR MERIT CROSS 2nd Class 1939 with swords, plated zinc type with Austrian mounted ribbon.
    VF
    $65.00

    52/0665
    WAR MERIT CROSS 2nd Class 1939 with swords, plated zinc type.
    F
    $55.00

    52/0666
    WAR MERIT CROSS 2nd Class 1939 without swords, plated zinc type.
    EF
    $45.00

    52/0667
    WAR MERIT CROSS 2nd Class 1939 without swords, in original paper packet of issue.
    EF
    $75.00

    52/0668
    MEDAL TO THE WAR MERIT CROSS 1939.
    EF
    $35.00

    52/0669
    1914/18 CROSS OF HONOUR with swords.
    EF
    $35.00

    52/0670
    1914/18 CROSS OF HONOUR without swords.
    VF
    $65.00

    52/0671
    1914/18 CROSS OF HONOUR in black for Next of Kin.
    VF
    $65.00

    52/0672
    SPANISH CROSS 1936, bronze without swords, hallmarked 4 on pin.
    EF
    $1,150.00

    52/0673
    COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL OF 13 MARCH 1938, Anchluss of Austria.
    EF
    $110.00

    52/0674
    SCHUTZENKOMPANIE BAD SACHSA 1938. An unusual commemorative medal for the Anchluss of Austria, bearing the heads of Hitler and Mussolini on the obverse.
    VF
    $195.00

    52/0675
    COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL OF 1 OCTOBER 1938 (Anexation of Sudetenland).
    EF
    $85.00

    52/0676
    COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL OF 1 OCTOBER 1938, in its original case of issue.
    EF
    $175.00

    52/0677
    WEST WALL MEDAL.
    VF
    $45.00

    52/0678
    WEST WALL MEDAL, in original titled packet of issue, but missing ribbon.
    EF
    $55.00

    52/0679
    MEDAL FOR THE WINTER CAMPAIGN IN RUSSIA 1941/42.
    VF
    $65.00

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    52/0751
    WOUND BADGE 1939 in gold, solid brass type, slightly hollow at back.
    VF
    $275.00

    52/0752
    WOUND BADGE 1939 in silver, plated zinc type, hallmarked L/53 on reverse.
    VF
    $110.00

    52/0753
    WOUND BADGE 1939 in silver, plated zinc type.
    VF
    $95.00

    52/0754
    WOUND BADGE 1939 in black, painted brass or steel types.
    VF
    $55.00

    52/0755
    WOUND BADGE 1939 in black, painted steel type, with original titled paper packet of issue.
    EF
    $75.00

    52/0756
    MILITARY DRIVERS AWARD in silver, with steel backing plate on green cloth backing. Some light rust

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    52/0801
    GROUP OF FIVE - WAR MERIT CROSS 1939 2nd Class with swords; WEHRMACHT 12yrs & 4yrs SERVICE MEDALS; FINLAND 1941FREEDOM MEDAL; RUSSIAN FRONT MEDAL 1941/2.
    VF
    $425.00

    52/0802
    GROUP OF FOUR - PRUSSIAN WAR MERIT CROSS; 1914/18 CROSS OF HONOUR without swords; PRUSSIAN 12 YRS SERVICE MEDAL; KAISER WILHELM COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL 1897.
    VF
    $225.00

    52/0804
    GROUP OF FOUR – IRON CROSS 2nd Class 1914; 1914/18 CROSS OF HONOUR with swords; WEHRMACHT FOUR YEARS SERVICE MEDAL; NAZI FAITHFUL SERVICE CROSS in silver.
    VF
    $265.00

    52/0805
    GROUP OF THREE - IRON CROSS 2nd Class 1914; PRUSSIAN WAR MERIT CROSS; 1914/18 CROSS OF HONOUR with swords.
    VF
    $185.00

    52/0806
    GROUP OF THREE - IRON CROSS 2nd Class 1914; 1914/18 CROSS OF HONOUR; NAZI FIRE BRIGADE CROSS 2nd Class.
    VF
    $295.00

    52/0807
    GROUP OF THREE - IRON CROSS 2nd Class 1914; 1914/18 CROSS OF HONOUR with swords; NINE YEARS FAITHFUL SERVICE MEDAL in silver.
    VF
    $195.00

    52/0808
    PAIR - IRON CROSS 2nd class 1914; 1914/18 CROSS OF HONOUR with swords.
    VF
    $125.00

    52/0810
    A HUSBAND & WIFE SET - WAR MERIT MEDAL 1939, with original award document named to Karl Kunz dated 1 October 1941; MOTHER’S CROSS bronze, in original paper packet of issue, with original award document named to Dora Cunz dated 1 October 1938.
    EF
    $325.00
     
  18. C.Evans

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    David--I wouldnt waste time or money with this dealer--all his prices are double and some are triple what you would par here in the USA and even 4-5 times more than what you would pay for most of this stuff if you got it from Germany.

    WMC 1st class cased ahould only be about $130-$150 on the high end. WMC 1st w/o case about $100-$120.

    WMC 2nd average $30-$45. The only reason I picked up a WMC 2nd is because it had an unusual fold to its ribbon--the so-called Austrian style fold--or Tri-fold. I think I paid $40 to $45 for it--which I thought was a bit steep but--I got it from an Antique mall in San Antonio the day Gary bought his Bronz Panzer Assault Badge--I think he paid $90.

    War Cross of Honor a.k.a. (The Hindenburg Cross) most variations no more than $10-$20 and only $20 if has a makers mark. Non combatant cross maybe $25. and Next of Kin cross maybe $30.

    His Spanish Cross price is at least 4 times higher than it should be. :(

    13 march 1938 medal is about $40 too high.

    Dont know what item 52/0674 is.

    1 Oct 1938 medal is an ok price but still on the high end.

    Both West wall medals are priced $15-$20 too high.

    Frozen meat Medal is about $30 too high. I have one only because im good friends with the man who it was presented to--he was a Leutnant in the Heer Artillery that served on the Eastern Front. He gave me his medal about 2 yrs or so ago. Its a nice one--black/Dk blue center--and silvered edging.

    Gold Wound badge is at least $125 too high--you can get them at Carsten baldes for from $110-$150.

    Silver wound badge is wayyyyyy tooo high. I got one that is solid back that I got from a friend in Germany--This one isnt mint but is in very nice condition with almost sll of its silver finish intact--I paid $40.00. You can get ones in the same condition as mine for about $60.

    All his Black wound badges are way too high. You can get mint ones for $30.

    Group of five is way too high--more like maybe about $250.

    Group of four should only be about $80. They are all very common awards--nothing special and this is a post war made medal bar--probably made in the early 1920s for a vet belonging to a vets Organization.

    Next group of four maybe about $140.

    1st group of three should be about $80.

    2nd group of three should be about $100.

    3rd group of three should be about $80.

    The pair should be no more than $50--and about $10 less if the pair isnt together as a medal bar.

    The hubby and wife set about $200 being a complete set with accompanying docs.

    Sorry to blast this dealer--but there are too many wellknown ones out there that you can get better deals from. ;)
     
  19. Kiwi Ace

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    Thanks Carl,

    I see Detlev is selling WMC 2nd for only $15!
     
  20. C.Evans

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    Sssss no problem--sssssss what im here for ;) :)
     

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