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Old 25th March 2012, 12:49 AM   #31
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Originally Posted by kahnjar1
Call it what you like, but my point was that in future years, if this REPLICA surfaces for resale, the future buyer could well be duped if the seller suggests that this is a RARE ORIGINAL ROYAL HILTED SWORD or suchlike and ends up paying huge amounts of money for something which is nothing more than a FAKE. I think by now we all know how good your workshop is at turning out modern made items, so all I am trying to do is safeguard the collectors of the future.
This was also my point with my other post. There is certainly a danger that the originality of this blade might well be misrepresented to some future buyer.
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