AUTHENTICATE this COACH

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beenburned said:
the creed looks good so far but without a picture of the rest of the bag, i can't authenticate it with any credibility.

Who are these "people" who claim expertise to know that the bag is fake? Please do not put faith in someone's opinion who may not be a coach expert. Your bag was made 8 years ago and even if the "expert" was a coach user back then, if they aren't familiar with that particular style, they shouldn't be offering advice.

As for coach, we don't recommend contacting them. Even with a valid serial number, the bag it's on can be fake. (counterfeiters can and do use legitimate numbers on fakes.) without seeing a bag and the details, they can't authenticate even if they know the style.

Please post a picture of the full front of the bag.

sniped by hyacinth. I didn't type fast enough!
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ETA - The Forums are EFFing with the html codes again... but G.M.T.A.
 
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Could someone please authenticate this for me? Creed is M6E-4417.

It's black leather and is about 8 1/2" high by 9" wide by 3" deep.

If you need more pictures/information please let me know.

Thanks
 

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#3,459
whateve said:
The first one is authentic. The second one is authentic and looks like a Collegiate Bag #9815 from the late 80's, not the 70's as stated in the listing. The third one appears fake. Coach bags don't have the rivet on the strap or the edge of the strap cut at an angle like that one. The turnlock seems to be the wrong shape. The number the seller provides is used on Korean fakes.
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Thank you whateve! I felt like #2 could be a collegiate since it looked like one hyacinth id'ed for me before. Do you happen to know the name or style number for #1? Thanks.
 
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whateve said:
The first one is authentic. The second one is authentic and looks like a Collegiate Bag #9815 from the late 80's, not the 70's as stated in the listing. The third one appears fake. Coach bags don't have the rivet on the strap or the edge of the strap cut at an angle like that one. The turnlock seems to be the wrong shape. The number the seller provides is used on Korean fakes.
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Hyacinth said:
The first one is a standard Saddle Pouch, style 9590 from the mid-1980s
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Thank you again Hyacinth! :smile1:
 
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