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My big problem with the sellers is how they word things with these obviously newer stamped from the wholesaler stones. So a wholesaler feels a stone is of a certain quality and stamps it Maruichi now...

This was more pointing out that even tomo cost more than that. I see highly regarded dealers on here selling tomo with fractures for around $100 for a tomo less than 250 grams. I don't cut up stones...

Where would you get a stone at half that price? A tomo can cost half that. Now this stone has several issues of why I would not buy, but the stamp is more advertising and true stone quality won't be...