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Listing

Title
Vintage 60s 70s Leather Satchel Bag Handbag Doctor Hardbody Structured Purse
Source
eBay
Seller's brand
Unbranded
Category
Women's Bags & Handbags
Current bid
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Buy-now price
$53.99
Shipping
—
Location
US
Ends
— (—)
Discovered
2026-10-21 01:23
Last seen
2026-10-21 01:23

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AI analysis

Model / prompt
openai:gpt-5.6-luna (prompt v2)
Analyzed at
2026-10-21 01:55
Is handbag
98%
Coach probability
8% (possible, not confirmed)
Vintage probability
82%
Authenticity confidence
6%
Image quality
91%
Seller misidentification
8%
Coach score
0.22
Opportunity score
0.12
Deal score
0.08
Estimated era
modern (2000s+), non-Coach
Possible models
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Evidence

POSITIVE
  • photo 1: Structured leather handbag with substantial leather body, handles, brass-tone rivets, and an aged appearance consistent with an older bag.
  • photo 4: Interior appears leather-lined with a central compartment and slip pocket, rather than synthetic printed lining.
  • photo 1: Seller lists the item as unbranded, so the absence of a Coach claim does not weigh against it.
NEGATIVE
  • photo 1: No legible COACH wordmark, horse-and-carriage mark, or Coach hangtag is visible.
  • photo 6: Interior shows no visible rectangular Coach creed patch or serial-number stamp.
  • photo 1: The large central clasp and hardbody doctor/satchel construction do not closely match the listed classic vintage Coach silhouettes.
  • photo 1: Hardware appears ornate and possibly plated or mixed-tone rather than the simple, characteristic solid-brass hardware used on many vintage Coach classics.
  • photo 1: The highly structured, glossy leather and elaborate closure are more consistent with a generic vintage leather satchel than a Coach glove-tanned classic.
MISSING INFORMATION
  • photo 6: A straight-on close-up of every interior wall and pocket seam to confirm whether a concealed creed or fabric label exists.
  • photo 1: Close-up of the central clasp, including its reverse and any maker stamp.
  • photo 3: Close-up of zipper pulls, rivets, and all hardware for maker markings.
  • photo 1: Bottom, corners, and strap attachment close-ups for construction assessment.
  • Seller-stated dimensions and confirmation of whether the clasp and zipper function properly.
AUTHENTICITY CONCERNS
  • ⚠ No Coach identifier is visible despite clear views of the front and interior.
  • ⚠ The generic ornate clasp and doctor-bag silhouette are lookalike cues rather than recognizable Coach construction.
  • ⚠ The leather-lined hardbody design does not provide a consistent match to a known Coach model from the visible photos.

Observed features

creed present no
creed text not_visible
serial or style number present no
serial or style number not_visible
coach wordmark present no
turnlock present yes
hangtag present no
hardware description Visible central metal clasp with a turning/latching element, multiple rounded rivets, and dark/brass-tone hardware; no Coach engraving is legible. Hardware appears somewhat ornate and generic.
leather description Brown/red-brown leather with a glossy finish, rigid structured panels, numerous scratches and scuffs, and worn/lightened strap edges.
lining description Leather or leather-like brown interior lining is visible, with a central compartment and slip pocket; material and maker label are not confirmed.
strap construction Two fixed top handles attached with layered leather tabs and rounded rivets; edges show wear and lightening. No detachable shoulder strap is visible.
stitching description Perimeter stitching is visible and generally even, though close-up stress-point stitching is not sufficiently shown.
Raw AI response (debug)
{
    "is_handbag_probability": 0.98,
    "coach_probability": 0.08,
    "vintage_probability": 0.82,
    "authenticity_confidence": 0.06,
    "image_quality_score": 0.91,
    "seller_misidentification_probability": 0.08,
    "estimated_era": "modern (2000s+), non-Coach",
    "possible_models": [],
    "positive_evidence": [
        "photo 1: Structured leather handbag with substantial leather body, handles, brass-tone rivets, and an aged appearance consistent with an older bag.",
        "photo 4: Interior appears leather-lined with a central compartment and slip pocket, rather than synthetic printed lining.",
        "photo 1: Seller lists the item as unbranded, so the absence of a Coach claim does not weigh against it."
    ],
    "negative_evidence": [
        "photo 1: No legible COACH wordmark, horse-and-carriage mark, or Coach hangtag is visible.",
        "photo 6: Interior shows no visible rectangular Coach creed patch or serial-number stamp.",
        "photo 1: The large central clasp and hardbody doctor\/satchel construction do not closely match the listed classic vintage Coach silhouettes.",
        "photo 1: Hardware appears ornate and possibly plated or mixed-tone rather than the simple, characteristic solid-brass hardware used on many vintage Coach classics.",
        "photo 1: The highly structured, glossy leather and elaborate closure are more consistent with a generic vintage leather satchel than a Coach glove-tanned classic."
    ],
    "missing_information": [
        "photo 6: A straight-on close-up of every interior wall and pocket seam to confirm whether a concealed creed or fabric label exists.",
        "photo 1: Close-up of the central clasp, including its reverse and any maker stamp.",
        "photo 3: Close-up of zipper pulls, rivets, and all hardware for maker markings.",
        "photo 1: Bottom, corners, and strap attachment close-ups for construction assessment.",
        "Seller-stated dimensions and confirmation of whether the clasp and zipper function properly."
    ],
    "authenticity_concerns": [
        "No Coach identifier is visible despite clear views of the front and interior.",
        "The generic ornate clasp and doctor-bag silhouette are lookalike cues rather than recognizable Coach construction.",
        "The leather-lined hardbody design does not provide a consistent match to a known Coach model from the visible photos."
    ],
    "observed_features": {
        "creed_present": false,
        "creed_text": "not_visible",
        "serial_or_style_number_present": false,
        "serial_or_style_number": "not_visible",
        "coach_wordmark_present": false,
        "turnlock_present": true,
        "hangtag_present": false,
        "hardware_description": "Visible central metal clasp with a turning\/latching element, multiple rounded rivets, and dark\/brass-tone hardware; no Coach engraving is legible. Hardware appears somewhat ornate and generic.",
        "leather_description": "Brown\/red-brown leather with a glossy finish, rigid structured panels, numerous scratches and scuffs, and worn\/lightened strap edges.",
        "lining_description": "Leather or leather-like brown interior lining is visible, with a central compartment and slip pocket; material and maker label are not confirmed.",
        "strap_construction": "Two fixed top handles attached with layered leather tabs and rounded rivets; edges show wear and lightening. No detachable shoulder strap is visible.",
        "stitching_description": "Perimeter stitching is visible and generally even, though close-up stress-point stitching is not sufficiently shown."
    },
    "possible_model_reasoning": [
        "No listed Coach model is a convincing match: the rectangular hardbody doctor\/satchel form, ornate central clasp, and fixed paired handles differ from the documented City Bag, Willis, Court, Station, and Basic Bag silhouettes.",
        "The seller's 1960s\u20131970s dating is unverified; the worn construction may be vintage, but no pre-creed Cashin label, cartouche, or other Coach-era identifier is visible.",
        "Condition: Good; extensive surface scratches and scuffs, worn\/lightened strap edges, and aged leather are visible in photos 1\u20135. Interior appears intact, but odor, mold, and clasp function are unknown."
    ],
    "confidence": 0.88,
    "recommended_max_bid": 15,
    "estimated_resale_low": 20,
    "estimated_resale_high": 60,
    "_usage": [
        {
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            "input_tokens": 28783,
            "output_tokens": 963,
            "total_tokens": 29746,
            "estimated_cost_usd": 0.013824
        }
    ]
}

Valuation AI ESTIMATE

This is a model-generated estimate, not an observed market/sold price. Treat it as a rough guide only.

Estimated resale range
$20.00–$60.00
Suggested max bid
$15.00

Reference-image matches

Nearest-perceptual-hash comparison against a small curated library of known vintage Coach models (data/coach-reference/) -- a coarse mechanical signal, not authentication.

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