TRUE OR FALSE?

1. The diamond quilts MUST be perfectly aligned on a Classic Flap. (FALSE)

2. There is no rule about the number of stitches per inch on Chanel bags. (TRUE)

3. The Chanel heat stamp isn’t always perfect. Variations can occur. (TRUE)

4. The numbers on the authenticity card can be perfectly aligned or slightly off. (TRUE)

5. The length of the interlaced chain on the Classic Flap can vary, even between two identical bags. (TRUE)

6. Caviar leather is not always made from calfskin; it can also be made from grained lambskin or deerskin. (TRUE)

7. The serial number sticker may or may not match the COA. Mistakes happen! (TRUE)

8. Screws on the backplate of the turnlock can be either flat or curved. (TRUE)

9. The CC stitched interlocking logo on the inside flap can sometimes be messy. (TRUE)

10. The interior lining of a Chanel flap can either be loose/pull-out or firm (glued to the bag’s body). (TRUE)

11. Some vintage Chanel bags may not have the 24K gold plating hallmark engraving on the CC. (TRUE)

12. On the CC interlocking logo, the right C usually overlaps on top, and the left C on the bottom. However, on vintage bags, it can be the opposite. (TRUE)

13. In Classic Single Flaps, the screw attached to the male part of the turnlock may be visible on the inside or covered by the lining. (TRUE)

14. The backplate of the turnlock typically has CHANEL engraved on the left and PARIS on the right. However, this can be flipped if the bag was serviced or repaired. (TRUE)

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