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<p>[QUOTE="'Nuff_Said, post: 44299, member: 181"]Terry, I agree. Also, what's MIL?</p><p><br /></p><p>I only see one spot on the plate (besides the very edges) were there's corrosion and that's on the figure's cloak near the bottom. What you guys are describing as pitting is the original design by the etcher. No disrespect to either of you, but I really don't see how any of this corrosion and/or "pitting" helps in any way to identify the maker/artist. To me it's irrelevant.</p><p><br /></p><p>@ANTI, one would assume so. The plate appears older than the board it was adhered to.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="'Nuff_Said, post: 44299, member: 181"]Terry, I agree. Also, what's MIL? I only see one spot on the plate (besides the very edges) were there's corrosion and that's on the figure's cloak near the bottom. What you guys are describing as pitting is the original design by the etcher. No disrespect to either of you, but I really don't see how any of this corrosion and/or "pitting" helps in any way to identify the maker/artist. To me it's irrelevant. @ANTI, one would assume so. The plate appears older than the board it was adhered to.[/QUOTE]
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