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@skel2586 wrote:Yep I saw the brown bag with the creed and the font looks different, so does the stitching. The creed is fairly faded so I am including the best pic I can. See what you think and appreciate the help. I dont want to put anything out there thats not legit not my way of doing things and am glad people are out there that want to help.
Normally, we like to see the whole bag, stuffed and standing up straight but it's not necessary.
Your red drawstring bag is fake and can't be sold.
@skel2586 wrote:I am so paranoid about selling Coach Bags, I have a Coach bag thats legit but would like some backing from Ebay. Creed Number is H2B-9992. It is a Red Drawstring backpack. I am not someone that just lists items without verifications and compare these closely with other examples I can view. I had a Beekman Bag taken down once and asked for a reason and they said someone reported it. Found out after an hour it was a local seller that did it but for no valid reason. The creed was even on several exact bags selling on Ebay. Anyone want to help??
I think it's very important that you post pictures of your red bag because if you've copied the serial number correctly, I'm concerned. You say that it's "legit," but how do you know?
I strongly suggest you post pictures BEFORE listing any highly faked brands.
I actually found a cached listing for your Beekman bag and if the attached picture is the creed photo (found on that cached listing) is the bag you're talking about, that listing was correctly removed for a VERY valid reason. It's counterfeit.
BTW, before you pay for a professional authentication, you should make sure you aren't throwing good money after bad. Get the free authentication opinion here and then if advised, you can pay a pro.
And just because the same serial number is on other bags doesn't mean all are authentic, all are fake or if there's a mix. It's not only the serial number that determines authenticity; it's the creed font, creed text, construction of the bag, hardware, etc. ALL details have to be correct for the year and factory that the bag would have been made.
And just because the same serial number is on other bags doesn't mean all are authentic, all are fake or if there's a mix. It's not only the serial number that determines authenticity; it's the creed font, creed text, construction of the bag, hardware, etc. ALL details have to be correct for the year and factory that the bag would have been made.
Yep I saw the brown bag with the creed and the font looks different, so does the stitching. The creed is fairly faded so I am including the best pic I can. See what you think and appreciate the help. I dont want to put anything out there thats not legit not my way of doing things and am glad people are out there that want to help.
@skel2586 wrote:Yep I saw the brown bag with the creed and the font looks different, so does the stitching. The creed is fairly faded so I am including the best pic I can. See what you think and appreciate the help. I dont want to put anything out there thats not legit not my way of doing things and am glad people are out there that want to help.
Normally, we like to see the whole bag, stuffed and standing up straight but it's not necessary.
Your red drawstring bag is fake and can't be sold.
@fashionclubgurl wrote:Yup, thats the one I spotted yesterday, I saved a few photos and remember the sparkly green nail polish. It might already have been removed. And theres a fake J8Y- prefix fake listed too by a "non=profit".
I knew you'd probably seen it. You can't find that listing now, though. 
I want to thank you for letting me know. This is on its way to the dumpster, I do have another red bag that was listed but just ended, but do not want to list without your opinion. It is a NYC Bag and the creed has three digits and last four digits. I know they made bags back then that did not match a style number.
That red bag is authentic. FCG will probably need the measurements to ID it.
