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<p>[QUOTE="Gianluca72, post: 410291, member: 8309"]Really? What a pity, I thought that in reality it was the opposite, that through the stains and fading the historical fact was expressed and confirmed the dating.</p><p>As far as coins are concerned, this is the case: clean coins or lack of historicity are worth less than intact natural historical preservation.</p><p>So for ceramic, I understand that the opposite is true.</p><p>Ok, thank you very much for the suggestion.</p><p>Yes, I am a seller, my learning is always aimed at resale.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Gianluca72, post: 410291, member: 8309"]Really? What a pity, I thought that in reality it was the opposite, that through the stains and fading the historical fact was expressed and confirmed the dating. As far as coins are concerned, this is the case: clean coins or lack of historicity are worth less than intact natural historical preservation. So for ceramic, I understand that the opposite is true. Ok, thank you very much for the suggestion. Yes, I am a seller, my learning is always aimed at resale.[/QUOTE]
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