I'm not sure anyone would be able to identify one.
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I can assure you, our crack squad at the CIA (Chat Intelligence Agency) pursued that avenue and found it didn't stand up to our high levels of scrutiny that we apply to possible hypotheses. I can reassure the good citizens of SRP that the Evil Genius Weather Machine scenario is a credible threat, and that these are in fact stones of mass discombobulation (SMD) associated with changing weather patterns experienced over Eastern Europe.
Jimbo out.
The question now is ...... will the seller get paid ?
On a (slightly) different topic - has anyone here dealt with this seller?
It seems to me that his hones jump in price with just seconds to go.
Look at the bids on his compleated auctions,same people over and over,you can tell by their feedback scores who they are,he has shills.
I get asked all the time to do that by some watch sellers I know on the bay,never would tho.
light the torches... hone the pitchforks........ we makin a mob........
Precisely! :D
That said I do have a stone which doesn't conform to the general description of a Charnley but has similarities to the description of a Cutlers Green, but as you say there is nobody who can ID one.
Yeah it could be a situation that 2 people missed the decimal point in their snipes :D
The one in this thread
I understand that forest green with light blue dots is a description. The green is not far off "forest" and the dots are bluish grey rather than black or otherwise and the slurry it produces is khaki, here is a picture of the slurry wipes onto white paper but its closer to palmolive stick than it shows.