Not sure what the definitive test would be to determine "contemporary" vs. "last week". Some makers seem to be pretty good at creating convincing artificial wear and aging...
Not sure what the definitive test would be to determine "contemporary" vs. "last week". Some makers seem to be pretty good at creating convincing artificial wear and aging...
Agree with the above......hard to say, definitely counterfeit, whether of recent or contemporary ?????
I would say "contemporary counterfeit" with the caveat that that could be as late as the 1930's.
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Originally posted by: oih82w8 I really wish people would capture the image and post it rather than, or in addition to, a link which "disappears" shortly after the thread starts.
Originally posted by: IrishMikey I would love to see images of this item -- can anyone post them? Failing that, is there a way to retrieve images from a deleted e-Bay offering?
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Thought for sure it was gonna be a 1964 Morgan ...
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"Wear" and surfaces too uniform and wrong look. Modern black "patina", partially rubbed off.
Not sure what the definitive test would be to determine "contemporary" vs. "last week". Some makers seem to be pretty good at creating convincing artificial wear and aging...
Agree with the above......hard to say, definitely counterfeit, whether of recent or contemporary ?????
I'm leaning toward a modern fake.
bob
It's been removed from eBay. "POOF"
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I really wish people would capture the image and post it rather than, or in addition to, a link which "disappears" shortly after the thread starts.
Thank you; my thoughts also.
an image and post it here I would do so.
bob
I would love to see images of this item -- can anyone post them? Failing that, is there a way to retrieve images from a deleted e-Bay offering?
Well, here's a picture of the reverse:
Reverse of cpunterfeit