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Great find,probably a spectacular find! Maybe original,won't know till you get it authenticated.One way or the other it needs to be done.Keep us updated please! 8)I take that back.Will.Dig.For.Food said:bubble burster.....Neil in West Jersey said:I hate to burst your bubble, but the original award was embossed in bronze. Yours looks like it may be a facsimile. Do you know if it is bronze?
Below is a picture of the original. As you can see it is slightly different and looks like it has significant weight. I am not an expert in this field and I hope that I am wrong.
If you think it is legitimate, I recommend having the piece graded by the proffessional grading service, NGC. There is a link on the Collectors Society homepage with instructions on how to submit. Signing up for the Collectors Society is free. Here is the link: http://www.collectors-society.com/about_cs.asp
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Thats a great find WTG...




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That's incredible! Please tell us what you find out and if you are willing to part with it!





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