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I think with original PVD's we expect to find the correct serials not clearly stamped but "under" the pvd, but visible with a loupe under magnification Jeff, in the same style as all the other Monaco serial numbers.
Rich
: Arno:
: We have seen eight to ten samples that fall within the 256016 to
: 256486 range; interestingly, these are "bunched", with
: several in the low end of the range (four of them between 016
: and 064), and several toward the high end of the range (four of
: them between 331 and 486) . . . we have not seen any in the
: middle of the range (none in the vast expanse between 064 and
: 331).
: Abel's is below this range, with a 255xxx serial number; I have
: never seen a blue or a gray in the range between 256016 and
: 256486, so I would guess that these 256xxx numbers were used
: exclusively for the black PVD guys.
: I will update my registry soon --
: http://www.onthedash.com/docs/RegistryMonacoPVD.html -- as
: there are a few to be added.
: Jeff
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