Expensive COA

[Philippe DB]

Hi Guys,

Just stumbled over this COA and thought you guys might find it interesting too.

€39,44 ($ 53) for a COA of what looks like a completely worn down unmarked Shuco IAB.

No wonder these badges are getting expensive

KR
Philippe

[Chris Boonzaier]

Do that to an SS honor ring and it costs you $250 !!

[Hans N]

And in the long run some of these COA´s don´t proof anything

[Mike Kenny]

Hi Philippe,

What's truly amazing in this case is that it may actually be a rare case of him (accidentally) authenticating a genuine badge

Regards
Mike K

[fknorr]

Hi Guys,

Just stumbled over this COA and thought you guys might find it interesting too.

€39,44 ($ 53) for a COA of what looks like a completely worn dawn unmakerd Shuco IAB.

No wonder these badges are getting expensive

KR
Philippe

I'll give you one for $45 and it'll mean exactly as much...

[Philippe DB]

Hi Philippe,

What's truly amazing in this case is that it may actually be a rare case of him (accidentally) authenticating a genuine badge

Regards
Mike K

LOL , you have a good point there Mike.

The problem I have with this COA is that I wonder if he ever told the owner of the IAB what the item is worth. If you pay $250 like Chris wrote for an item that is easely worth 10 times what you payed for the COA I guess everybody has to decide for himself if he's willing to spend that for his piece of mind. However in this case the item in question is worth €5 more then what the poor guy payed for the COA. Not very ethical IMO.

KR
Philippe