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<p>[QUOTE="crypto79, post: 2647385, member: 24254"]I wouldn't swear that the 1813 is perfectly original. Typically colorful cirs have had a soap or acetone bath and the recently raw/exposed silver becomes reactive and colorful. Esp when stored in methods prevalent before flips and slabs. That said it is the current market perferred look which is another point that true originality does not necessarily equal eye appealing. If fact it often doesn't.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="crypto79, post: 2647385, member: 24254"]I wouldn't swear that the 1813 is perfectly original. Typically colorful cirs have had a soap or acetone bath and the recently raw/exposed silver becomes reactive and colorful. Esp when stored in methods prevalent before flips and slabs. That said it is the current market perferred look which is another point that true originality does not necessarily equal eye appealing. If fact it often doesn't.[/QUOTE]
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