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Post Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2018 8:47 pm 
 

I was wonder if a few people who have the Lady of Pain belt buckles could check something for me.

I have had one listed for sale for a while:


** expired/removed eBay auction **


There is another one for sale now as well:


** expired/removed eBay auction **


The seller contacted me before listing his buckle and seems like a nice enough guy with a reasonable story for getting the buckle.  However, looking at the pictures of his buckle, the depth of detail on the front looks okay but the details on the back don't seem as pronounced as the one I have for sale.

Could a few people who have these check to see how pronounced the details on the back are?

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Post Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2018 9:06 am 
 

I have the gold plated one and a raw pewter one. Honestly I believe it is all due to the picture quality and flash illumination. I do not believe the details are different. I do see some smoothing in his buckle back side but perhaps this could be due to the buckle been actually used/worn on a belt (that would be the awesomest thing ever).

I bid for both items and I actually stopped bidding as soon as I knew who the other bidder was :)

I do think a thousand bucks is a perfectly fair price for an item this rare. In my experience hunting for these I would rank the raw pewter one as the most "common" and the gold plated one as the rarest.

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Post Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2018 11:52 am 
 

Thanks for that d3rmond, took a risk starting it off low ... but seeing as I didn't really think it was worth that much when I dug it out of the drawer every bid is a bonus  :D

  
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