Holy grail hammer?

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I have both a normal gold and a HG gold hammer. I was pretty skeptical at first because all I kept saying was "it doesn't look that different" when I bought the HG. I paid like $20 for two heads from a guy who likes to hook me up with screaming deals so I took it home, set it next to my normal gold hammer and the difference was pretty crazy. From my experience, you'll know when its a gold vs HG gold just by the super vibrant color.
 
Did you ever post pictures of your HG hammer?
not the best pic but its here
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There is no true definition for holy grail hammer because it doesn’t exist. It’s just a label slapped on to describe what the seller feels is a high end hammer. They are taking a well defined torch term, and putting it on a hammer (with none of the HG characteristics of a HG torch) just to bump the price

Show me a hammer that’s fluorescent neon green with neon yellow iridescence and then we can call it a HG Hammer
 
Ok how about this lol. its not a holy grail, its a hologram hammer. although they sold it to me as a holy grail hologram hammer. i dont think it is. the colors are not bright enough. they just slapped a label on to charge more.

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