Hey fellas does this look authentic?

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looks fishy to me, but i'm no expert
 

I'm not an expert but it's most likely a fantasy piece or used for reenactment.
 

The corrosion looks weird to me, too blotchy, and the back is too clean. I would agree it looks like a reproduction. I too am no expert though. How did you find it?
 

It is not an original CS buckle sorry to say, definitely a repro.
 

The corrosion looks weird to me, too blotchy, and the back is too clean. I would agree it looks like a reproduction. I too am no expert though. How did you find it?

It was on eBay, or is on eBay, and I just had a funny feeling about this one of course he says he's 90% sure it's authentic. I bought a beautiful dug box plate and now I'm itching for a buckle. Only in my dreams would I ever dig one so I like to stare at it what could be a future find.......but I doubt it. LolIMG_1970.JPGIMG_1971.JPG


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Glad you didn't buy it. As noted already - it's not an original CS plate. Even a novice seller should know better - this one isn't even close. An authentic civil war buckle, especially CS or CSA buckles, should only be purchased from reputable dealers, who guarantee authenticity and allow returns/refunds if you're not satisfied.
 

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