Wow, great news Jason! Congrats to Richard and kudo's for having the balls to send it in to AFA. 8)
I trust you've posted this on RS? :lol:
I trust you've posted this on RS? :lol:
Capetown said:Wow, great news Jason! Congrats to Richard and kudo's for having the balls to send it in to AFA. 8)
I trust you've posted this on RS? :lol:
shawn_k said:Richard and Jason, thanks for sharing this. Great to see a sealed/graded example now surface. :shock:
I'd imagine that this would have also gone through Tom/CIB, correct?
mr_palitoy said:Richard has said he will be posting some more pics after he gets delivery of the item from AFA which is due tomorrow. Maybe he will add some colour on the pieces background & history and what procedures AFA went through to grade it. He expects to post some pics of the jawa along with the rest of his collection next week.
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Jason
Frunkstar said:Simply joyous news guys, so glad you now have Concrete proof of its existence Jason, must feel great & thank you for making the photos available to us all to share in the joy both of you.
Dam shame its not UKG graded in a way with its heritage though, would be a further feather in the UK's cap so to speak.
mr_palitoy said:Frunkstar said:Simply joyous news guys, so glad you now have Concrete proof of its existence Jason, must feel great & thank you for making the photos available to us all to share in the joy both of you.
Dam shame its not UKG graded in a way with its heritage though, would be a further feather in the UK's cap so to speak.
I think having it UKG graded would have given the nay sayers and non believers one final straw to clutch at. Having AFA grade it was the right choice given the history and controversy surrounding this piece.
Jason
mr_palitoy said:Frunkstar said:Simply joyous news guys, so glad you now have Concrete proof of its existence Jason, must feel great & thank you for making the photos available to us all to share in the joy both of you.
Dam shame its not UKG graded in a way with its heritage though, would be a further feather in the UK's cap so to speak.
I think having it UKG graded would have given the nay sayers and non believers one final straw to clutch at. Having AFA grade it was the right choice given the history and controversy surrounding this piece.
Jason