[smurfowen]

is there a link to this smurf please

[Smurfysmurf]

? ?

[smurfowen]

lol
2.0195 Graduation Smurf
aka No.1 Grad

[Smurfysmurf]

Oh I know which smurf you mean...just not what link you are looking for

[Smurfysmurf]

Are you looking for something like this?

http://www.sgtpapas.com/zvar20195grad1.html

We don't have a variation thread for this smurf yet on the forum

[smurfowen]

Is / Has he been discussed in the variations ''link''

[smurfowen]

perfect moey
thank you

[Smurfysmurf]

No, not yet in detail...only how to find out if yours is a fake or not...Dyar has a pretty good page of it as well...link in my post above

[smurfowen]

Yipie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bought a genion one for cheap.

[Smurfysmurf]

Awesome

[André]

One thing regarding the W Berrie articlenumber on this.

W Berrie sold these as seasonal figurines.

And they used the same articlenumber on all the lightblue graduationsmurfs: 6560.

In 1981 they sold the lightblue graduationsmurf (20130).
In 1982 they added the lightblue graduationsmurfette to this seasonal graduation figurines.
And in 1984 also the #1 grad smurf.

But like with the easter, santa and thanksgiving they used the same articlenumber on some of them.

[Lia]

George Wolf did a pretty good site about them, it`s in german, but very good info:

http://www.interfool.at/schluuumpf/falsch_grad.html

[smurfowen]

Tanks Andre and Lia

I dont understand german but so do understnad smurf. lol

[Lia]

I`m always willing to translate if necessary
But one of the most important differences is that the original sheet should be 2 mm thick. ( measured in the middle of the upper site) and the fake one has 3 mm.

[Tintin]

Hi Owen

Lia is right, the sheet from the fake is much bigger.
But also that yellow thing from the fake is much bigger.

Congratulations with getting a real one

Tintin