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Listing

Title
NWOT Genuine Leather Dark Brown Turn-Lock Tote + Pouch Crossbody Strap Dust Bag
Source
eBay
Seller's brand
Unbranded
Category
Women's Bags & Handbags
Current bid
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Buy-now price
$77.00
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 01:58
Is handbag
98%
Coach probability
6% (possible, not confirmed)
Vintage probability
3%
Authenticity confidence
5%
Image quality
88%
Seller misidentification
8%
Coach score
0.13
Opportunity score
0.07
Deal score
0.05
Estimated era
modern (2000s+), non-Coach
Possible models
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Evidence

POSITIVE
  • photo 1: Clearly a leather handbag with a flap, top handles, crossbody strap, and turn-style closure.
  • photo 5: Bottom feet and construction are visible, supporting that this is a finished handbag rather than a pouch or accessory.
NEGATIVE
  • photo 1: No visible COACH wordmark, horse-and-carriage, hangtag, or creed patch.
  • photo 2: Hardware is bright, bulky, and highly polished, unlike the more restrained solid-brass geometry typical of vintage Coach classics.
  • photo 3: The elongated decorative clasp and broad strap closure do not closely match the documented Coach turnlock shapes.
  • photo 4: Construction appears modern and fashion-oriented, with smooth edge finishing and a large decorative closure rather than a recognizable Coach classic silhouette.
  • photo 1: Listing identifies the seller brand as Unbranded; this is weak context but consistent with the absence of Coach identifiers.
MISSING INFORMATION
  • photo 7: Straight-on close-up of the entire interior, especially the back wall and slip pockets where a creed patch would normally appear.
  • photo 8: Close-up of any interior fabric tag, sewn label, or country-of-origin tag.
  • photo 9: Close-ups of zipper pulls, strap attachment hardware, and the reverse of the turnlock.
  • photo 10: Clear photos of the separate pouch/crossbody component mentioned in the title.
  • photo 11: Confirmation of whether the material is full-grain leather, split leather, or synthetic-coated material.
AUTHENTICITY CONCERNS
  • ⚠ The visible decorative closure is a generic lookalike-style design rather than a recognizable Coach vintage turnlock.
  • ⚠ The bright, chunky plated-looking hardware and modern structured construction are inconsistent with the typical 1970s–1990s Coach classic profile.
  • ⚠ No Coach identifier is visible, so Coach manufacture cannot be supported from these 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 Bright gold-tone elongated turning clasp with a large rounded rectangular plate; four visible gold-tone feet; no brand engraving visible.
leather description Dark brown leather-like material with fine pebbled grain and a relatively uniform finished surface; exact leather type cannot be confirmed.
lining description not_visible
strap construction Dark brown narrow rounded top handles and a separate flat adjustable-looking strap with stitched edges; attachment details are only partly visible.
stitching description Generally even, close-set brown stitching is visible around the flap, strap, and base; interior stitching is not visible.
Raw AI response (debug)
{
    "is_handbag_probability": 0.98,
    "coach_probability": 0.06,
    "vintage_probability": 0.03,
    "authenticity_confidence": 0.05,
    "image_quality_score": 0.88,
    "seller_misidentification_probability": 0.08,
    "estimated_era": "modern (2000s+), non-Coach",
    "possible_models": [],
    "positive_evidence": [
        "photo 1: Clearly a leather handbag with a flap, top handles, crossbody strap, and turn-style closure.",
        "photo 5: Bottom feet and construction are visible, supporting that this is a finished handbag rather than a pouch or accessory."
    ],
    "negative_evidence": [
        "photo 1: No visible COACH wordmark, horse-and-carriage, hangtag, or creed patch.",
        "photo 2: Hardware is bright, bulky, and highly polished, unlike the more restrained solid-brass geometry typical of vintage Coach classics.",
        "photo 3: The elongated decorative clasp and broad strap closure do not closely match the documented Coach turnlock shapes.",
        "photo 4: Construction appears modern and fashion-oriented, with smooth edge finishing and a large decorative closure rather than a recognizable Coach classic silhouette.",
        "photo 1: Listing identifies the seller brand as Unbranded; this is weak context but consistent with the absence of Coach identifiers."
    ],
    "missing_information": [
        "photo 7: Straight-on close-up of the entire interior, especially the back wall and slip pockets where a creed patch would normally appear.",
        "photo 8: Close-up of any interior fabric tag, sewn label, or country-of-origin tag.",
        "photo 9: Close-ups of zipper pulls, strap attachment hardware, and the reverse of the turnlock.",
        "photo 10: Clear photos of the separate pouch\/crossbody component mentioned in the title.",
        "photo 11: Confirmation of whether the material is full-grain leather, split leather, or synthetic-coated material."
    ],
    "authenticity_concerns": [
        "The visible decorative closure is a generic lookalike-style design rather than a recognizable Coach vintage turnlock.",
        "The bright, chunky plated-looking hardware and modern structured construction are inconsistent with the typical 1970s\u20131990s Coach classic profile.",
        "No Coach identifier is visible, so Coach manufacture cannot be supported from these 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": "Bright gold-tone elongated turning clasp with a large rounded rectangular plate; four visible gold-tone feet; no brand engraving visible.",
        "leather_description": "Dark brown leather-like material with fine pebbled grain and a relatively uniform finished surface; exact leather type cannot be confirmed.",
        "lining_description": "not_visible",
        "strap_construction": "Dark brown narrow rounded top handles and a separate flat adjustable-looking strap with stitched edges; attachment details are only partly visible.",
        "stitching_description": "Generally even, close-set brown stitching is visible around the flap, strap, and base; interior stitching is not visible."
    },
    "possible_model_reasoning": [
        "The bag is approximately 12 inches tall and 10\u201311 inches wide in photo 1, but its decorative clasp, proportions, and handle arrangement do not closely match the listed Coach City Bag, Willis, Court, Station, or Stewardess styles.",
        "The absence of a visible creed, serial\/style number, wordmark, or hangtag prevents a Coach model or era identification.",
        "Condition appears New\/NWOT from the listing context and clean exterior photos, although the interior and odor cannot be assessed; no obvious exterior wear is visible.",
        "As a likely generic modern leather handbag, a rough resale estimate is approximately $20\u201360; actual value depends heavily on confirmed material and brand."
    ],
    "confidence": 0.82,
    "recommended_max_bid": 10,
    "estimated_resale_low": 20,
    "estimated_resale_high": 60,
    "_usage": [
        {
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            "input_tokens": 28031,
            "output_tokens": 899,
            "total_tokens": 28930,
            "estimated_cost_usd": 0.01337
        }
    ]
}

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
$10.00

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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