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I feel like it's a flop. The paint is chipping and the creed looks odd but I'm going to post it just in case. I've thought bags were fake that were good before. I don't have much experience with periwinkle so maybe it's normal color loss? It's just very pale understand. Also there's a tiny solid brass on the buckles?
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@megabirdsal-0 wrote:I feel like it's a flop. The paint is chipping and the creed looks odd but I'm going to post it just in case. I've thought bags were fake that were good before. I don't have much experience with periwinkle so maybe it's normal color loss? It's just very pale understand. Also there's a tiny solid brass on the buckles?
Sorry but it's fake.
Hope you can return it for a refund.
@megabirdsal-0 wrote:I feel like it's a flop. The paint is chipping and the creed looks odd but I'm going to post it just in case. I've thought bags were fake that were good before. I don't have much experience with periwinkle so maybe it's normal color loss? It's just very pale understand. Also there's a tiny solid brass on the buckles?
Sorry but it's fake.
Hope you can return it for a refund.
@rockystradingpost wrote:I'm not an expert by any means, but having owned Coach bags and attache cases since the late 80s ... I've never had one where the color chipped off like that. And mine got a lot of use.
Maybe check this website.
https://coachbagrehab.blogspot.com/2012/04/guide-to-dates-of-vintage-coach-bags.html
That site has been discussed in the past and has been found to have bad/obsolete/incomplete and just plain WRONG information.
One example is this picture of a creed that claims to be a genuine bag made in October 2003. In fact, that creed came from a fake, something a self-proclaimed authenticator would know.
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