Attachment 80263 Its like a yellow green color any ideas?
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Attachment 80263 Its like a yellow green color any ideas?
How about some better pics
thats the only pic i have
Is this all you have? What about the rest of the picture? Anyway based on this tiny image I'd say Coticule.
From the pic provided it could be a coticule .... or an Arkansas, or a Hindustan, or a ........Quote:
Originally Posted by Martin103
Please help me help you.
Attachment 80266here another pic?Quote:
Originally Posted by Piet
Don't crop the pic too much, let us see the sides of the stone too, and a shot of it wet would be helpful, slurry's a plus....
my first thought was vintage coticule.
thats what i was thinking its definately old but there is so much variance i just wanted a second opinion from an experienced person!!
You shouldn't post pics from an active auction. People will look for it and the price will increase. It would have been better if you asked someone through a pm. It is a coticule for sure and I spotted it a few weeks ago, it didn't sell before because it's probably too thin. 94g with the paddle included, I estimate the size of the stone at 10.5 x 2 cm, pass lol.
I was not aware of that lesson learned!!!
Perhaps not, but a when one uploads a picture in such limited quantity and quality, it is quite obvious that they are not the proprietor, unless they qualify stating, "I just won this at auction" and are awaiting its arrival, anticipating what it may be in the interim.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martin103
Perhaps Yes i see it all the time on here with pictures. You see something your interested in so you ask a question about it,
if that raise the price of the item well the seller will enjoy that for sure but its been up for weeks now.........
It applies generally.
There can also be the issue of unscrupulous sellers getting someone to post here, or on other forums, to boost exposure. Another reason why it is best not to do it. You don't want people to think you are somebody's shill.
James.
I understand all of that, and as i said lesson learned.........
Sorry, I didn't mean to belabour the point. In any event, if that is a vintage coti with the weight and dimensions previously posted, you might do better to look around a bit more unless the price is really good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martin103
James.
Thank you Jimbo that why i was asking questions now i know its a very thin coti and very small, therefore i will keep looking.
And if i do have a question i will ask it via pm believe me !!!
