Goldin opened a t206 piedmont pack

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Originally Posted by anvilcard

Dear Net45 Forum Members,

Firstly, I'd like to express my gratitude for the acknowledgment of my replica cigarette packs. It's truly flattering to see them discussed here on the forum.

I wanted to take a moment to clarify the intention behind these replicas. They are crafted as display pieces, meant to complement collectors' T206 card collections. Given the rarity and expense of the original packs, I saw an opportunity to offer enthusiasts an affordable and accessible way to enhance their collections with a unique touch.

I understand there may have been some confusion regarding their authenticity, but I assure you that the intention was never to deceive. It was odd to see Goldin posting it BTW... In fact, one unmistakable detail that seems to have been overlooked in the "detective work" is the prominent "Anvil" logo displayed inside the box upon opening. It's a subtle nod that distinguishes these replicas as homage rather than counterfeit.

To show my appreciation for the discussion and to extend a gesture of goodwill, I'd like to offer all forum members a 45% discount on these replica packs. Simply use the code "NET45" at checkout to enjoy the savings. (anvilcard.com)

Once again, thank you for the recognition and the opportunity to clarify.

- Mike

My daughter, who was in a quandary over what to get me for Christmas just past (what do you get someone who basically has everything?), got me 2 of yours, a Piedmont pack with reprint t205 Addie Joss inside, and a Polar Bear with reprint t205 Ty Cobb inside. The packs are stunning; it must take a lot of work to make them. I have genuine t205s of Addie Joss and Ty Cobb, which I treasure in my collection. At a glance, it's hard to tell the difference between them and the reprints. And that's fine for display. But up close you easily see and feel the difference easily. I think these really do add a neat touch to my collection, and a couple of people's heads nearly spun when I showed them until I told them they're not real, only for display!