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  1. 12-19-2012 10:30 PM #11
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    Its a "star in a circle" over "PSF", which is a post-1951 Italianicon proof mark issued by either Gardone or Brescia proof house.
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    I would concur with the Italianicon origins of the marking. Have seen similar recently.
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    That would fit with what I've been told by the dealer, thanks for all the replies
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    I meant to ask in my earlier post, what does the V mark on the knox form stand for ? I've googled it a few times and can't seem to find an answer
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