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"Shockworker Of The MPR" Badge.
#11
Thank you for the additional information it really adds to the story.
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#12
This helps me figure out a dilemma I had about this badge in my own collection. I had bought one as "gold grade," another as "silver grade"--but couldn't see any differences between the two. This helps me answer it once and for all, that there was no grade. Whew!

Thanks guys. :thumbsup

George

(First, the one I bought as "gold grade")


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#13
And here's the "silver." Of course, both are the same--maybe the first one has a little more gilt left on the hammer. The screwplate is a replacement. Does anyone know the approximate date range when this badge was awarded?


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#14
Here is #1607.

Weight; 13.9 Grams
Screwplate; 8 Grams.


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#15
My latest acquisition. Shockworker badge #18.


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