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6000 euros isn't chump change. You can buy a used car for that much. I could care less if he wants to sell it. If he's asking 6000 EU, I'm sure he needs it quick.

I didn't know it was illegal to sell the MOH. Interesting. I'm assuming the ones they use in movies are either theatrical props, or borrowed from someone then? Clint Eastwood played a Marine who had earned the MOH, and he had the ribbon, but no medal, even though you're obliged to wear it with Blues even if you wouldn't normally wear full medals.

silent25 wrote:
Blog post with the sword winners reasoning: http://masterminis.blogspot.de/2012/10/slayer-sword-winner-speaks-out.html

Yup, as mentions, a sword collector who after seeing one, knew he had to get it. The swords use to be made by British company. In 2012, the year this guy won, GW switched to a cheaper outfit in China. Cheap piece of crap.

The old Slayer Sword looks glorious! I bet you could contact the old manufacturer and have them make one for you, albeit at a high price