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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;J Jones, post: 9779039, member: 86487&quot;]It was clear enough for <i>someone</i> to find it. These days listings are so based on location + advertisement data that some results are hidden, so I came here. I&#039;m still new but it&#039;s been so far a good source of community knowledge from interesting folks. </p><p><br /></p><p>I would disagree that the mark is crudely scratched (I believe it might be a stamp), and stated that mine is also clearly printed. A closer look at the posting shows that the focus of the photo is bad, not the lines of the mark. You&#039;re right in the fact that it is probably not an Austrian jeweler, so the lead might not be accurate- but it&#039;s one I didn&#039;t have before, and something to consider before marketing a piece. </p><p><br /></p><p>I provide read-only I.D.s regularly and genuinely thought it would be very clear to anyone who fully considered the sentence instead of seeing only &quot;tc in a box&quot;, or I would have posted a photo. I again <i>decided</i> not to post a photo after confirming the mark someone else posted. I think that&#039;s reasonable. Really didn&#039;t mean to make you feel like I was starting a beef with you or a friend of yours, but I&#039;d like you to understand that if this were emergent, I would have pursued differently. It&#039;s not emergent. I&#039;m sorry if this is upsetting. </p><p><br /></p><p>Thank you everyone for your help! Again: the mark <b>Marote</b> posted IS my referenced mark, and I&#039;m very curious to know who made / the history of these novelty gold pieces. Hit us up in the thread if you happen to recognize it. &lt;3[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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