Glory.
I've seen plenty of "3"'s like this.
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Should have grabbed this one when I had the chance. . .


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Hello,

I've bought this OGIII (V.8) as a 609K, now that I've had it in my hands I'm not too sure about the SN: 609K or 509K ? :confused:

Your help will be greatly appreciated !!

Patrick


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Pardon the novice question, but isn't the naming in a very bizarre location, one that might render other questions moot?

But (for what it may be worth), it looks like a "6" to me.
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medals73 Wrote:Pardon the novice question, but isn't the naming in a very bizarre location, one that might render other questions moot?

But (for what it may be worth), it looks like a "6" to me.

I'm not quite sure I understand what you are referring to when speaking of "a very bizarre location".

But, anyway, thanks for your input on the number.
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609070. . .
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Nothing wrong with the location, and I agree, it seems to be a 6.
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Glad I was wrong about the location (above the circle).
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I think it's just the perspective due to the star being on an angle yet a circle is always round no matter which way up it is.
"Signed with his own rubber stamp"
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CtahhR Wrote:I think it's just the perspective due to the star being on an angle yet a circle is always round no matter which way up it is.

Perhaps, but a number does have a spatial geometry and can be above a circle.
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