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The cross was sold at auction by the Specialist Medal Auctioneers, DNW (Dix Noonan &Webb) of London and with premiums added the total sale was pounds 108,240. All are 9 carat and inscribed with the initials: DNW, HPR, RR and LLR. David Erskine-Hill of DNW said yesterday: "He is a remarkably modest man who has decided to take the momentous decision to sell his rare and emotive medals. |
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