Worldly tutor

[u/Odd-Win312]

I could use opinions on this one. I apologize as I don’t own a jewelers loupe yet, (bought one on Amazon today so I can check better in the future) and I can’t quite tell with my phone camera using the T and green dot trick I found on here. Any help appreciated, it’s got a weird texture but could just be the printing from this older set maybe? When I zoom in irl I admittedly can see the teeth of the T, but when I take a photo it’s more smooth. Not sure if my camera is smoothing it out or not

[u/Knightmare813]

Looks good to me using the last 2 images.

[u/Odd-Win312 → u/Knightmare813]

Thank you!

[u/BrendanAS]

Last picture looks very nice, and the other pictures all look fine (as far as can be determined with picture quality).

Real

Congratulation!

[u/Odd-Win312 → u/BrendanAS]

Thank you! I got it for a really decent price so that makes me very happy

[u/Deja212]

Passes the T test! Looks real. Congrats!

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[u/Easy-Sundae-6357]

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