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    CCC in Gold By FLL - Real ?

    Hi everyone

    I'd like to listen your opinions about this FLL ccc in gold. Is is good?

    thank you so much all for help, all my regards

    Francesco
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    #2
    It might be but because of the condition it will not be accepted easily
    Kind regards Chay

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      #3
      In this condition, badge will never be worth much. I would pass


      John

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        #4
        Looks like a true gold grade FLL clasp to me, but agree with the others that the condition is pretty poor unfortunately.


        Tom
        If it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a little

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          #5
          Ground dug

          Could it be a bronze seeing as it was a ground dug piece?

          Kyle

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            #6
            I would think not Kyle, as FLL gold grades have a certain look to them and this gold color matches other non-ground dug gold clasps I have seen. Its always very different than bronze color finishes used by FLL. FLL also used brass undercoating under some of their silver and gold grade clasps, which I believe this one has and is the reason the finish has stood up so well underground.


            Tom
            If it doesn't have a hinge and catch, I'm not interested......well, maybe a little

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              #7
              Interesting

              Very informative I will buy the book mate saves all the "what if" scenarios !!

              Regards Kyle

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