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Hi Barbara,

Unfortunately, without knowing where the bag originally came from, it is almost impossible to say for certain. The perfect stitching and fine leather would make me guess it may be authentic. But if not, then it sounds like you still have a high quality purse at a great value.

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

I found what may be a Gucci vintage handbaga at a Goodwill store. It seems to be very fine leather, stitching is perfect. Because of the color and style, and do not know what yeaar it is from. The beige with small silver Gucci bucke. On the inside this is not cell phone pouches, etc. There are only two small thin compartment on each side of purse. On the leather outside is engraved Gucci, Made in Italy and an R enclosed in a circle. On the handle, there is a small leather buckel used to keep handle together, on the inside of snap are numbers. Could this be the serial number. What does anyone think? Real or great fake?

-- Contributed by: Barbara Y. Love

Hi Damaris,

How are you? Your best bet for getting the value of this purse is to take it to a secondhand boutique specializing in Gucci or to take it to a Gucci retailer. You may also want to check sources like eBay and MyPoupette.com.

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

CAN SOMEONE HELP ME FIND WHAT IS THE VALUE FOR A GUCCI VINTAGE WITH THE SERIAL NUMBER # 002-39-0069? THANK YOU SO MUCH.

-- Contributed by: DAMARIS RAMIREZ

Hi Cristina,

Does your friend have anything to authenticate the bag, such as a receipt or certificate? If not, then a buyer has no way of knowing if it authentic or not. You may want to try a service such as MyPoupette.com too. Good luck!

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

my friend wants to sell me her gucci boston bag. I love it and I want it but I am not sure if its real because I have never seen it. I have compared the bag to mine all real ofcoarse and it matches down to every little detail. but I think it was like a summer bag years ago and that's why I can't find it. what should I do?

-- Contributed by: cristina ortiz
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