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I like the stipling and black finish.
It would be nice if it had the beveled ring that attaches to
the medal.
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please correct me if I'm wrong,,,but ,,
,,weren't the first strikes of these just like this one without the bevel?
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thanks for all replies gentlemen,,,,
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I like the stipling and black finish.
It would be nice if it had the beveled ring that attaches to
the medal. I dont know that ring.... any pics, please? Thanks!. BW Marc
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Looks good to me, that's ring is called a "tear drop ring", if I call correctly.
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I'm a little leery of this one. The suspension loop can easily be bent into a "teardrop" shape. The joint point of these where they the ends are soldered together should be at or near the narrow end of the loop. The "jump" ring (attached to the medal) appears to lack the ridge that runs around the outer circumference. To my knowledge, only the Deschler medals have the "teardrop" suspension ring, while other makers' are round. The background pebbling does not match the "Deschler" examples. Theirs looks more like a fingerprint, with swirls. There were more than one maker of these and this one could be made by other than Deschler, but it looks to me there is a good possibility someone tried to make this one convincing while, to me, it is questionable.
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This is an example of a genuine "Deschler" medal. Note the background pattern and the ridge around the jump ring. Also, the unaltered "teardrop" suspension ring. I have yet to see a reproduction that exactly matches these features.
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Sorry. For some reason the photo will not load. Will try once more.
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Great photos and spot on. These should help collectors avoid disaster.
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Thanks Grumpy for your lessons !!!
Very kind regards,
Marc
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