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Was sold this “Indo gold torch” about a year ago by local reefer. It had to heads, now has 10 heads. Wondering if it’s an indo gold or maybe something else. Let me know what you all think.

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Yes it does have a greenish, yellow streaks coming from mouth.
 
That’s what I was wondering, NY knicks but wanted to see what others thought. It has a greenish, yelllow mouth with streaks coming out of mouth and has blue tips. That’s the description I’ve read about NY torch. The gold is faint in torch with more purple, but I’ve seen pics of NY with different variance of gold.
 
That’s what I was wondering, NY knicks but wanted to see what others thought. It has a greenish, yelllow mouth with streaks coming out of mouth and has blue tips. That’s the description I’ve read about NY torch. The gold is faint in torch with more purple, but I’ve seen pics of NY with different variance of gold.

I've seen some lose gold in them, then regain it.
 
yes there are approx 12 different types indo golden no names in ordering,6 in golden prem grade 1 a,6 in prem grade 2,luck of the draw ,direct shipping ;) nice score ..op:cool:
 
5-6 years ago these torches would have been passed over or sold for 40-50 bucks. Now you are naming them and getting a arseload of cash for them. I have been buying them and unless they are under blue light they just look like plain brown torches. Heres a few I have collected in the last month. I want a Holy Grail and that bright green/yellow mother that someone has on here but still...

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