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Black Dial Pie-Pans: If you’re asking for advice, you SHOULDN’T be buying one!

seekingseaquest
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Okay, I’ll admit I asked for advice on this one.. but it was after I already took the gamble. Not a pie pan though..

Listing:
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Real life:
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cineaste
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watchknut watchknut
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So I guess picking this up on eBay a few days ago was a good thing…
Is that from the Serbian seller?
 
V
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Although there is nothing wrong with a good black redial constellation, but you have to know what you are buying and paying for.
Of course original is best and I prefere it after many years of collecting.
 
fleekyjane!
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Although there is nothing wrong with a good black redial constellation, but you have to know what you are buying and paying for.
Of course original is best and I prefere it after many years of collecting.
In my experience with different types of products, I will say that the original ones are ALWAYS better in every single way.
 
ckhaing
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After I have collected a total of 6 pie-pans, including a black dial one, I believe the OP is right. My black pie-pan was from ebay. The seller was honest that previous buyer returned because of the doubtful authenticity of the the dial. I bought it anyway at a little discount just because I am already a sucker for 500 series constellation, and cannot find a black dial yet, considering it is likely an already repainted one. Photo to attach later.
 
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