And I am pleased to see that a resolution has been reached.
I am 100% in favor of free speech and "censorship only as a last resort".
I saw K's new thread on the MOH, and posted my own thoughts / info in a reply.
I do appreciate keeping my thread separate, only because if really is solely about the quality of reproduction Medals of Honor for possible museum display.
Yes, there are plenty of "legal issues" associated with this topic, but right now I am only focusing on whether or not there are quality reproductions (museum quality for a display, and not to be confused with a reproduction that is being passed off as an original) available.
I think the answer is yes, but the Tiffany Cross needs some work. Also, the light blue with white stars ribbons could use some help as well.
Interestingly enough, there was a really nice Tiffany Cross reproduction that floated around on a Canadian dealer's website a few years ago. Nice details, good quality finish, even the ribbon and brooch were very nice. Just one small problem, the medal was dated 1917-1919. I have no idea where this came from, or why it was dated that way. I also recall seeing a really poor reproduction (I think it was Chinese) that was dated 1917-1920.
Puzzling, to say the least.
I will see if I can round up my photos of these various reproductions. I'll post them so y'all can see what I am talking about.
OK, on to other topics.