
Pour le Mérite (Blue Max) Medal
The item is a medal, specifically identified as a Pour le Mérite, or 'Blue Max,' a prestigious Prussian military order. It features a Maltese cross design with eight points, central arms being enameled in a deep, vibrant blue. The edges of the cross are bordered in gold. Between the arms of the cross, elaborate golden eagles with crowns are visible, indicating the Prussian royal connection. The central inscription on the blue enamel reads 'Pour le Mérite', with 'Pour' and 'le Mé.' on the horizontal arms and 'F.' (for Frederick) with a crown directly above it on the vertical arm, and 'rite' on the lower vertical arm, though the lower part of 'rite' is obscured by the eagles. The reverse side is not visible, but typically features the monograms of Frederick the Great. The medal is attached via a gold-colored ring to a silver-toned, possibly lead or pewter, clasp. This clasp, which appears crudely cast or heavily worn, is further attached to a thin, white string, suggesting it might be a replica, a damaged original, or part of a display. The golden elements show significant oxidation or tarnishing, which could be patina from age or an indicator of material quality if it's a reproduction. The blue enamel appears largely intact, without major chips or cracks. The overall craftsmanship seems detailed, particularly with the eagles, though the attachment mechanism is less refined.
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Estimated Value
$50 - $200
Basic Information
Category
Military Order/Medal
Appraised On
August 28, 2025
Estimated Value
$50 - $200
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The missing pour le merite that disappeared from Germany that is said to be owned by Noah Dohme that is the emperor of Lixland which is 75 million square kilometers owned by Noah Dohme the emperor of Lixland which is 18 years old the supreme general of Lixland and the emperor of lixland
Item Description
The item is a medal, specifically identified as a Pour le Mérite, or 'Blue Max,' a prestigious Prussian military order. It features a Maltese cross design with eight points, central arms being enameled in a deep, vibrant blue. The edges of the cross are bordered in gold. Between the arms of the cross, elaborate golden eagles with crowns are visible, indicating the Prussian royal connection. The central inscription on the blue enamel reads 'Pour le Mérite', with 'Pour' and 'le Mé.' on the horizontal arms and 'F.' (for Frederick) with a crown directly above it on the vertical arm, and 'rite' on the lower vertical arm, though the lower part of 'rite' is obscured by the eagles. The reverse side is not visible, but typically features the monograms of Frederick the Great. The medal is attached via a gold-colored ring to a silver-toned, possibly lead or pewter, clasp. This clasp, which appears crudely cast or heavily worn, is further attached to a thin, white string, suggesting it might be a replica, a damaged original, or part of a display. The golden elements show significant oxidation or tarnishing, which could be patina from age or an indicator of material quality if it's a reproduction. The blue enamel appears largely intact, without major chips or cracks. The overall craftsmanship seems detailed, particularly with the eagles, though the attachment mechanism is less refined.
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