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How big are the odds to find an other rare shade like this...
I don't know, but last week I stumbled upon the same shade as the one I allready have...
Both are uranium vaseline shades.
I feel so lucky to have found it..
And I have got a good base for it..
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How exciting! It is always such a treat to find a match for a shade that is already in your collection. Does your shade have any Markings? I have one that is similar and if I remember correctly it has a mark. I'll post it when I can take a picture of it for you. Hopefully I can capture the mark too.
Dear Sir, Here is why you have two of the same shades. Check bottom left of this link.
https://sites.google.com/site/loetzandglass/loetz-on-e-bay-a-web-of-deception