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I quite literally knew nothing about Coach bags/briefcases less than 3 hours ago.
I was going to buy a Frank Clegg briefcase, when a friend told me a used Coach bag might be right up my alley as I am far too in love with the idea of value.
Anyways, considering the novice that I am I thought it wise to ask experts if they could authenticate this.
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Never mind. I found the listing (though it was ended early) and the creed photo is shown.
The bag is fine, made in 1995.
The bag can't be authenticated without a full clear picture of the creed and serial number. Please request a picture from the seller. Suggest to the seller that she pull the inner flap pocket to the outside so a clear and legible picture can be obtained.
Never mind. I found the listing (though it was ended early) and the creed photo is shown.
The bag is fine, made in 1995.
Ah, I found it on etsy, and there were no clear pictures of the creed supplied there.
This is what I was just sent.
Thank you so much for your help, alberta!
Its really appreciated by us clueless novices.
Verify with the seller that she's the same person on both sites. You don't want to buy an item from a seller who "borrows" another seller's images.
ETA: It's the same person on both sites. The bag is fine.
