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Do you keep copies of the certificates of authenticity that you send out with the pieces that receive one? I’m asking because I got a piece and it’s missing it’s original COA and I was hoping there would be a copy somewhere that I could get to replace it. If not, then that’s fine I was just wondering and hoping! LOL! Thanks for your time and consideration in reading and responding to our questions 😊❤️!
SherryDo you keep copies of the certificates of authenticity that you send out with the pieces that receive one? I’m asking because I got a piece and it’s missing it’s original COA and I was hoping there would be a copy somewhere that I could get to replace it. If not, then that’s fine I was just wondering and hoping! LOL! Thanks for your time and consideration in reading and responding to our questions
!Sherry
A plain coa or one with a sketch?
I don’t think we kept copies of the plain ones.
We kept copy machine copies of the sketched ones, we didn’t scan them, so, unfortunately, the quality isn’t very good. I could send you a copy of a copy if you can remember what year it was sold. They are filed by date.It was one with a sketch! However I’m not sure as to the date. You had painted it. It was the baby unicorn calico test paint #1 and there was a number 802. I’m not sure if this helps but I would love a copy!!
According to a Forum post the Calico baby unicorn was painted in 2011 – “This Baby Unicorn in ‘Calico’ color is test paint #1 done by Melody Peña in 2011. This little unicorn foal is painted to look like a calico cat! Melody’s signature is on the bottom. He is a rare one!”
The thread is here:
A plain coa or one with a sketch?
I don’t think we kept copies of the plain ones.You did. Susie was able to send me a black-and-white copy of an old COA without a sketch.
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