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Fake Guarding the State Border Medals
#11
Thanks Guys.
I'm gonna buy it.
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#12
Any opinions to this Guarding the State Border Medals ?

regards and thanks
Andreas


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#13
Andreas,

It could be the lighting or the patina, distortiong the details, but I don't like the crest on the pole, the visor and the face, letters on the reverse, etc.

Alexei
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#14
What about this one? The medal is 3mm thick

Thnx!


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#15
Matthijs,

You really have a knack to post pictures that are fairly useless as far as authentication goes. From what I can see, I don't like the ring at all. Now, if you can improve somewhat on these, we may be able to provide more detailed (and definitive...) opinions.

Marc
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#16
As far as I can tell, it's bad, but I will also wait for better pictures.

Alexei
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#17
I've made some more pictures. I hope these are better!:)


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#18
matthijs Wrote:I've made some more pictures. I hope these are better!:)

Matthijs,

Not really... :o

Anyway, they just confirm that the ring is not a product of the State Mint.

Now, here is an example of what is needed if you want to get useful opinions; sorry I did not have a Border Guard medal handy. By the way, it is a handheld long-exposure shot taken with a simple $100 digital camera :rolleyes:

Marc


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#19
Marc,

Good shot! I wish all pictures posted here were this good.

Alexei
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#20
Alexei,

So do I :rolleyes:

By the way, does this one looks familiar to you ;)

Marc
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