Glory.
If you are willing to spend the money, it would be far faster and easier to have one of the guys here on the forum who handles research get it for you. Then you can make your decision about how to handle it. Also, you might consider trying to GPS that farmer's field if you can possibly backtrack to where it was found. At the least, nail it down a bit closer on the map.
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Jens,

Any chance you could show us both sides of the award?

Marc
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Hello again,

these are the only images I do have for now...

Jens


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These are always fascinating stories..didn't we have a member that found a medal for combat service wrapped in an old bit of newspaper?
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Yes, we did. It was found in the Czech Republic if I remember correctly.

Marc
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356014 or 366014, what do you think? I am inclined to think 356014. . .


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I would go for a 5 as well - to me it looks a deliberate 5 rather than an unfinished 6.

Simon
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No doubt in my mind that it is a "5" because the "straight" parts of the 5 clearly end - rather than trail off.

Phillip
Phillip
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356.014
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It's '5' defiantly
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