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  On 3/17/2025 at 9:19 PM, JJ125 said:

Thank you . Any explanation as to why this was happening seems like a lot of work to make a fake blade?

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The intention was to deceive a potential buyer for profit. Don't worry! You've not wasted anyone's time if you're learning from this.

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We see the same thing in the Japanese military swords.  Some of the fakes are very course, and hastily done.  Others took considerable time and effort to match the real details.  I've wondered the same thing.  Yet, apparently, they can do this quite cheaply, so getting collector prices for them is a tremendous profit.  

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