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I have my uncle's medal 46466 pte.h.r.barber,cheshire .r can you tell me what this medal is worth I will never sell it . There is a medal like this on eBay for about $25 (20 euro). I don't know if that's because of the condition, or because the seller has no idea what it's worth, or because that is what it's worth.


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