Notes to remember:
Materials used: Nickel silver, Cupal and Zinc. This badge was made by Juncker Company; it is usually referred to as the "PorschePAB". Juncker badges are found in hollow and solid versions. It is worth noting that Buntmetall coated examples (both in hollow and solid versions) are often mistakenly identified as full Buntmetall examples. The thick Buntmetall coating is very misleading here. So far I have not seen one full Buntmetall example by this maker.
Rarity scale: Nickel Silver 7.5/10; zinc hollow 7/10, zinc solid version 7.5/10, cupal solid version 8.5/10; Buntmetall coated version 8/10
Fake Alert: This badge is heavily faked in hollow version!
Juncker Nickel silver version: obverse
Juncker Nickel silver version: reverse
Juncker Nickel silver version: hinge
Juncker Nickel silver version: catch
Juncker buntmetall coated silver version: obverse
Juncker buntmetall coated silver version: reverse
Juncker buntmetall coated silver version: eagle details - it is easy to see from this picture zinc peeping from underneath of buntmetall coating
Juncker zinc bronze version: obverse
Juncker zinc bronze version: reverse
Juncker zinc bronze version: hinge
Juncker zinc bronze version: catch
Juncker zinc solid version (Scott Nyre collection): obverse
Juncker zinc bronze version: reverse
Juncker zinc bronze version: eagle details - easy to see buntmetall coating here as well (the same method was used by this company on their hollow badges)
Juncker zinc bronze version: hinge
Juncker zinc bronze version: catch
