Very high quality (and convincing) reproduction of a Knight's Cross.  This is a B-type reproduction, features an iron core, and frame appears to actually be 800 silver.  These used to sell as original, until forensic analysis showed them to be reproductions.  Note the dent row between the 6 o'clock and 9 o'clock arm, known as the "bridge flaw."  These were probably made in the late 1940s or 1950s with old dies and sold to GIs or even to Knight's Cross winners.  Hard to find one of these actually LISTED as a reproduction!

Hi you have a reproduction lot number 067  S&L kc you are saying it is a micro 800 but it is not it is a post war B frame. Look at the lower 3 oclock arm you will see a dent row also between the 6 oclock and 9 oclock arm in the middle is the bridge flaw. That means it is a post war B frame. And the 800 is bigger than the micro 800.