Is my grandparent's keichousaurus authentic?

[Rh_4m]

My grandma says she must've gotten them somewhere around 40 years ago, and though she dpesnt remember where exactly she got it, she did say that she's travelled all over Asia,including China, througout her life (in fact, she even lived there in the 90s).

 

Also, I was curious if there was any ways to preserve the fossil; it's kinda been kept out in the open it's whole life and I was wondering if there was any ways it could be displayed, like idk framed, in such a way that it gets protected from future damages?

 

Thanks in advance

Edited December 27, 2023 by Rh_4m

[Rh_4m]

Did some searching and found that yeah, this is def fake

 

Turns out there are exact copies like this one

 

A little unfortunate but not very surprising

[Rh_4m]

Since theres no real reason for this post to exist anymore, is there any way I can delete it?

[Kane]

It may serve an educational benefit for other members in seeing an example of a faked Keichousaurus.

[trilobites_are_awesome]

The pictures don't show.

[Fossildude19]

Looks Like the OP may have deleted them. 

[Coco]

Too bad ! The thread loses interest.

 

Coco

[Coco]

Hi,

 

@Rh_4m could you put again your pics please ?

 

Coco