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<p>[QUOTE="David Broom, post: 4240707, member: 19942"]Yes, I agree with that. Once they’ve seen the photos, if they decide it’s worth doing a detailed valuation then they’ll need to have the engravings in person. Working out the engraving state is often based on paper, watermarks in the paper and very tiny changes to the plate. Good luck! I particularly like your ‘Capture of Carthagena’ because of the huge detail and it looks like a particularly fine impression. If Christies or equivalent aren't interested then come back here for Plan B!!![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="David Broom, post: 4240707, member: 19942"]Yes, I agree with that. Once they’ve seen the photos, if they decide it’s worth doing a detailed valuation then they’ll need to have the engravings in person. Working out the engraving state is often based on paper, watermarks in the paper and very tiny changes to the plate. Good luck! I particularly like your ‘Capture of Carthagena’ because of the huge detail and it looks like a particularly fine impression. If Christies or equivalent aren't interested then come back here for Plan B!!![/QUOTE]
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