I have three kreis cyngus beys, only the middle one has a code on the face bolt, are the other two both mids? All three of the energy rings are different colors as well, so I'm guessing that only the cygnus with a facebolt code is real?
The title pretty much sums the whole thing up. Box is sealed, only these pictures were provided. I would like to know if there are any telltale signs that this is a midfake before committing to a purchase.
From what I know Hasbro Beys are not midfaked, so is this divine crown that lacks a facebolt code just a print error? All of the other components have codes, so its just the facebolt that lacks the usual molded code. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
I'm hoping it isnt because it definitely wasn't priced like a midfake, but i figured I'd get some second opinions.
Here I have two Kreis Cygnus beys that Im not entirely sure are real, I want to think they both might be authentic pieces but its hard to read the facebolt code due to the transparent coloration of the fusion bolt (I think both have the fusion bolt code of "P" but I could definitely be wrong). The second one I have seems a lot more worn than the first one and is missing the proper spin track when I bought it used, so I'm not sure if it might be real. Based on the fusion wheel weight on the wiki, they are both around that weight, with the second (worn) one actually hitting the weight exactly
First wheel (clean): 42.7
Second wheel (worn) 42.9
The energy rings are also a bit different in terms of coloration, which would likely make one of them a midfake.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Ive had these sealed face bolts and little blind bags in my collection for a long time, and I've never wanted to open any of them because I wasn't sure if they are some super rare pieces that would be better to keep sealed. Feeling the black blind baggies indicates they obviously have spin tracks and performance tips in them, like 140 or Wide Defense, but I was never sure if they were some super rare colors or just regular parts that you can find anywhere. Does anyone know if these are special rare pieces I should keep sealed, or just run of the mill parts that I won't be potentially ruining by opening?
I have a Diablo Nemesis and L Drago Destructor that I am unsure on whether thev are real or midfakes. I weighed both of the wheels and they are roughly what should be expected based on the weights on the wiki, but the Nemesis has no facebolt code, and while the L Drago does have a facebolt code, it is missing a code on the lower plastic/rubber wheel. Just looking for some second opinions on whether these two are authentic. Hopefully these pictures are good enough to determine if they are authentic or not
The weights I got when weighing the fusion wheels are:
Diablo: 51.1
L Drago: 43.9
Any help figuring these two out would be greatly appreciated. thanks
Edit: I just noticed that the performance tip for Diablo Nemesis uses regular Philips head screws instead of the triangle screws usually used on the 4d performance tips, That means that the Nemesis is likely a midfake, correct?