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Why are there no fakes in zippo sterling silver?
Because the bottom carving style of the silver machine is different from that of the conventional machine, if it is fake, another mold needs to be opened, and the manufacturing cost of the mold is relatively high, and all channels can't sell many pieces a year. After all, not many people are willing to spend thousands of dollars on a lighter, and the cost recovery cycle is relatively long, and no one will do so.

But using computer laser lettering to fake it. Real zippo silver lettering is cast first and then stamped, so there are obvious stamping marks around the letters. To put it bluntly, it looks uneven around the letters. Computer laser lettering, so the letters around are very flat, there will be no traces of hot stamping, and so is copper zippo.

Let's just say it's simpler and easier to understand. Stamping is like scraping jiaozi's dough with a knife, because the dough is soft and will sink around the scratch. Computer laser engraving is like scraping a board with a knife. Because the wood is hard, it will be smoother around the scratch.