Start from the premise that it is most likely a fake or a reproduction. At best, it is most likely a post WWI "jeweler's copy" made for the original recipient in rare instances or more likely made for sale to collectors. There are websites that can be easily found through a web search where you can find clear photos of known originals to compare to the medal that you are considering. Study these photos carefully and compare them to the medal you are thinking of buying. Original WWI medals sell for over $10,000 and jeweler's copies that have features that can be attributed to a design that may have been worn by a WWI recipient will also sell in the several thousand dollar range. A quick answer to sort out a real one or jeweler's copy from the tons of fakes on the web for sale is to look at the eagle's legs, tail feathers and feet. No feet is a fake for sure! There should be an opening between the eagle's legs and the top of the tail feathers. If this area is cast solid with no opening, it is a fake.
Most likely it is real. However to be sure just take it to your local coin collector.
The authentic burberry scarf has its own tags.
Have it certified by an expert.
If there are no seams in it - it was not poured in sections, but as one continuous pour.
An individual would be able to tell if an autographed football is authentic by reading the signature, as well as going and taking it to a specialist of which is involved in reading such things.
There would be no way to tell the age of the medal by just the award. If the paperwork was with the award someone would be able to tell the date the award was given.
What does Papa’s gift of a used religious medal tell about his feelings toward Francisco?
if it says '''jimi Hendrix was here'''
No one fakes Andrew Marc.
http://blog.chasenantiques.com/2009/07/29/how-can-you-tell-an-etching-is-authentic/I hope this helps
Take it to a reputable coin dealer who should be able to tell you if you have an authentic pattern coin. Most pattern coins are not authentic and therefore numismatically worthless. But if you have a real one it can be worth quite a bit.
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