$ 13,000 for the helmet that saved an Argentine soldier from death in the Falklands

The historical element belonged to Jorge "Beto" Altieri during the Battle of Monte Longdon, to the Malvinas, and will be sold to Ebay. Even if the ex-soldier wants to recover it.

The helmet saved his life Malvinas and today it will be auctioned as one more item in the pile. Jorge "Beto" Altieri I use the object during the Battle of Monte Longdon and although it is a valuable object, it will be auctioned on an online page with a base of $ 13,000.

The helmet belongs to an English collector of war articles and is published on Ebay under the name of "Helmet of an Argentine soldier of the Battle of Monte Longdon". It is punctured by the shards of a mortar that exploded near the area where the soldier was standing and his name can be read clearly. The publication states that the man in question has survived through the helmet and that he is currently alive.

Altieri He knows what is going on and says that his helmet has already been auctioned. He tried to make an effort to buy it, but the English collector tripled the offer at the last minute of the auction and kept the article.

"I would like to pay for the helmet what the collector paid for in the first auction, about 800 pounds." I'm surprised the price he's got now "says the former Argentine soldier.

The Briton expressed himself in this regard and baderted that the sale of the object would not affect him, but that he did not intend to lower the price. "A helmet of the Second World War alone, without name, has just been auctioned at 55 000. The military or the collectibles of the Falklands War have an infinitely lower price, but this case is It combines the soldier's story, the fact that he is alive and bears his name, and that the battle of Mount Longdon was the most important for the British Parachute Regiment III. "J & # 39; explains.

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