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These were the prices for the 6 QSAs sold at DNW today:

Captain Maxwell sold for a hammer price of £1,900. Totals (inc VAT for UK only): £2,447. R47,400. Au$4,260. Can$4,080. US$3,250
Lord Cecil Manners sold for a hammer price of £1,800. Totals (inc VAT for UK only): £2,318. R44,900. Au$4,040. Can$3,860. US$3,080
E Brayley Hodgetts sold for a hammer price of £1,500. Totals (inc VAT for UK only): £1,932. R37,400. Au$3,370. Can$3,220. US$2,570
Mortimer Menpes sold for a hammer price of £2,800. Totals (inc VAT for UK only): £3,606. R69,800. Au$6,280. Can$6,010. US$4,790
Daniel Innes Calder sold for a hammer price of £1,300. Totals (inc VAT for UK only): £1,674. R32,400. Au$2,920. Can$2,790. US$2,220
H Patterson sold for a hammer price of £950. Totals (inc VAT for UK only): £1,224. R23,700. Au$2,130. Can$2,040. US$1,630

Interesting Group has shown up on Echo Bay.....



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Mike

Hi Mike and fellow forummers,
Check out the seller's website at jaeger medals for a good saving on the echo bay price.
Cheers
Steve

The QSA to H Patterson which sold at DNW in April for a hammer price of £950 (totals (inc VAT for UK only): £1,224. R23,700. Au$2,130. Can$2,040. US$1,630) is now offered by Chris Dixon for £1,460.

The trio to Captain A Hutton which sold at DNW in July 2020 for a hammer price of £1,800 is on offer at Jager Medals for £3,485.

Interesting that when Patterson's medal appeared earlier in this post, it was with the South Africa 1901 and 1902 clasps. Now that it is on Dixon's site, the clasps are missing.