19thc Indo-Persian or 20thc tourist?

harrywagner · 11th April 2016, 10:14 PM

Possibly. It might be one of the many Indian languages and not Arabic at all, or a combination of the two. I will post some better photos later today.

I consider an item a fake when it pretends to be something it is not (fake Rolex, newly manufactured "antique", etc.). And I agree that price can be a factor in determining if an item is a fake or real. However, I would excersise caution there. Enough people counterfeit $20 bills these days that many cashiers examine them before accepting them.

11th April 2016, 10:14 PM	#10
harrywagner Member Join Date: Jul 2015 Posts: 373	Possibly. It might be one of the many Indian languages and not Arabic at all, or a combination of the two. I will post some better photos later today. I consider an item a fake when it pretends to be something it is not (fake Rolex, newly manufactured "antique", etc.). And I agree that price can be a factor in determining if an item is a fake or real. However, I would excersise caution there. Enough people counterfeit $20 bills these days that many cashiers examine them before accepting them.