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CanadianCharity · January 26, 2009, 09:39 AM

I work for a charity that sells donated items in order to fund its good works. Since I have zero experience in appraising these types of items, I was sincerely hoping for some help. After having read a previous post on this site, I have general information but still need some guidance, if you please.

The headstamping says E.K. 1943, 20 mm mk 2.

However, it is no longer in the shape of a bullet. It has been molded into the shape of a small creamer or pitcher with a handle.

Is this still a collectible? If so, what kind of price could I ask for it? Any help you could offer would certainly be appreciated. Thank you!

January 26, 2009, 09:39 AM	#1
CanadianCharity Junior Member Join Date: January 26, 2009 Posts: 2	Ek 20 Mm - Mk 2 I work for a charity that sells donated items in order to fund its good works. Since I have zero experience in appraising these types of items, I was sincerely hoping for some help. After having read a previous post on this site, I have general information but still need some guidance, if you please. The headstamping says E.K. 1943, 20 mm mk 2. However, it is no longer in the shape of a bullet. It has been molded into the shape of a small creamer or pitcher with a handle. Is this still a collectible? If so, what kind of price could I ask for it? Any help you could offer would certainly be appreciated. Thank you!