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[[File:Forgery detected.jpg|250px|thumb|[[Blathers]] commenting on the forgery in {{NL|short}}]]
A '''forgery''' is the outcome of buying a fake [[painting]] or statue from [[Crazy Redd]]. A forged painting may appear as a regular painting until sold to [[Tom Nook]] or donated to [[Blathers]] at the [[Museum]], where both may identify the picture. In {{NL}}, players can tell forgeries apart from genuine paintings or statues by noticing the differences. For instance, the genuine [[Graceful Painting]] has the woman facing to the right while the forged version has the woman facing the other way.
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A '''forgery''' is a piece of [[art]] that is fake, that may be obtained from [[Crazy Redd's]] or, starting in {{NL|short|nolink}}, from a [[villager]]. Compared to authentic pieces of art, forgeries are close to worthless: they may not be donated to [[Blathers]] at the [[museum]] and are worth zero [[Happy Room Academy]] (Happy Home Academy in {{NL|short|nolink}}) points. Forgeries first appeared in {{WW}} and appear in all subsequent games. Prior to {{NL|short|nolink}}, there is no way to determine whether a piece of art is fake or not prior to purchasing it.
  
When the player is speaking to Redd about a painting he has for sale, his emotions will often signal that it may be a fake. If he displays a glint in his eye or the "mischievous" emotion, the painting is probably a fake{{Cn}}. In fact, showing any emotion while he describes it is an indicator. Villagers in {{CF}}, in [[town]] or the [[City]], may also complain of buying forged paintings, hinting that the current one on sale is also fake. Despite this, the only way to truly tell if it is real or fake is to buy it or notice the differences in ''New Leaf''.
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==Appearances==
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===In {{WW|short|nolink}}===
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[[File:WW Forgery.jpg|thumb|Blathers commenting that the painting given is fake in {{WW|short|nolink}}.]]
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[[Tom Nook]] still sells paintings, although they are [[spotlight items]] and only the [[Famous Painting]] and [[Fine Painting]] are available for purchase. Outside the catalog, the primary method of acquiring new paintings is from Crazy Redd's, for double the regular price. Contrary to popular belief, there is no way to determine whether a painting is authentic or not prior to purchasing it, and Redd does not give any hints either.<ref name="WW-LethalLink99" />
  
==In {{WW}} and {{CF}}==
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The painting may be identified as fake by donating it to [[Blathers]] or selling it to either [[Tom Nook]] or [[Timmy and Tommy]], where they will comment on it. Upon doing so, the item's name changes to "forged painting". The item's name also changes after one day from purchase, even if it was not inspected. Forgeries may be sold to Tom Nook for 10 Bells.
  
After the player purchases a painting from Redd in {{WW}} or {{CF}}, there are two ways to verify it: trying to sell it to [[Tom Nook]] or donating it to the [[museum]]. Both [[Blathers]] and Tom Nook are able to identify it a fake and will refuse to accept it. The item then changes in name from the bought painting's name to "forged painting". Players can also verify the painting via Tom Nook's catalog. If the painting that was bought is genuine, it will be listed in the catalog. If it is fake, it is absent from the list. Also the name of the painting automatically changes to "forged painting" after a day after it has been bought, even if the player hasn't verified it with [[Tom Nook]] or [[Blathers]].
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If damage [[insurance]] is bought from [[Lyle]], and a forged painting is given to him, the player will be mailed 100 Bells.<ref name="WW-LethalLink99" />
  
In {{WW}}, players may exchange a forged painting for 100 [[bells]] upon signing up for [[insurance]] from [[Lyle]]. Players can also give the forged painting to a [[villager]] as a gift, or they can sell it to another player. Finally, they can sell the painting to Tom Nook for 10 [[bells]].
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===In {{CF|short|nolink}}===
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[[File:Forgery Detected (City Folk).jpg|thumb|Blathers commenting on the forgery in {{CF|short|nolink}}]]
  
==In {{NL}}==
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Out of all paintings, only the [[Basic Painting]] and the [[Common Painting]] are spotlight items, leaving the rest of the paintings obtainable only from Crazy Redd's. In addition, artwork can no longer be purchased from the catalog, which means paintings that were obtained before can only be bought again from Redd.<ref name="CF-Liquefy-ItemList" />
  
In {{NL}}, the player can only attempt to sell it to [[Reese]] or get [[Blathers]] to look at it. Timmy and Tommy do not buy any paintings or statues. However, unlike in {{WW}} and {{CF}}, the name of the forgery does not change after being verified by Reese or Blathers. For example, if the player showed either of them a forgery of a dynamic painting or a robust statue, the name of the item remains as "dynamic painting" or "robust statue".
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Similar to {{WW|short|nolink}}, it is not possible to determine whether a painting is authentic or not prior to purchasing from Redd; however, [[Feng shui]] plays a role in increasing the probability of a painting bought being authentic.<ref name="CF-Liquefy" />
  
Although they are rejected for the museum and store, the painting may still be displayed as furniture in the house and the image will be that of the original paintings. However, its points for the [[Happy Room Academy]] is lower than that of an original painting.  
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Similar to {{WW|short|nolink}}, forgeries may be sold to Tom Nook or Timmy and Tommy for 10 Bells.<ref name="CF-Liquefy-ItemList" />
  
In {{NL}}, players can place paintings in their house, gift them to villagers or other players, or sell them to villagers. The only way to remove the forged painting is to pay a disposal fee after attempting to sell the painting or disposing of them in the trash bin.
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===In {{NL|short|nolink}}===
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{{See also|Forgery/New Leaf}}
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[[File:CrazyLeaf.JPG|thumb|250px|Inside [[Crazy Redd's]] in {{NL|short|nolink}}. Notice the forged Wistful Painting (left) and Famous Painting (right)]]
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Paintings and statues are no longer sold at [[Timmy and Tommy's store]], leaving the player with Crazy Redd's as the primary means of acquiring art. Compared to older versions, however, Redd offers four articles of art every time he sets up his tent, and determining an artwork's authenticity just by looking at it (that is, before purchasing) is now possible. In addition, some paintings, such as the Calm Painting, are guaranteed to be authentic.
  
==Spotting A Fake==
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It is possible that Redd offers two authentic pieces of art<ref name="NL-two-reals?" /> (although only one may be purchased). It is also possible that he will offer none.<ref name="NL-no-reals?" /> Feng shui appears to affect the probability of more (or less) genuine pieces of art appearing.<ref name="NL-Liquefy" />
  
Here is a list of ways to tell the forgery from the genuine.
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[[Villagers]] may also offer the player to buy paintings (but not sculptures) from them. They will offer a slightly lower price, although they do not know whether their painting is authentic or not, thus making the purchase a gamble. Feng shui also appears to affect the probability of paintings sold by villagers being genuine.<ref name="NL-Liquefy" /> Obviously, some paintings sold by villagers are guaranteed to be authentic (such as the aforementioned Calm Painting).
{| class="wikitable"
 
|-
 
! style="border: 2px solid #78AB46; background:#A3CB7C; padding:0.2em 0.3em;" | Name
 
! style="border: 2px solid #78AB46; background:#A3CB7C; padding:0.2em 0.3em;" | Genuine
 
! style="border: 2px solid #78AB46; background:#A3CB7C; padding:0.2em 0.3em;" | Forgery
 
! style="border: 2px solid #78AB46; background:#A3CB7C; padding:0.2em 0.3em;" | How to Spot the Fake
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
! style="background:#D7F1B4; color:#0000;" colspan="6" align="center" | Paintings
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Amazing Painting]] || [[File:Amazing Painting (New Leaf).png]] || || If the man in white is on the left and the man in black is on the right, it is fake. If the man in white is on the right and the man in black is on the left, it is genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Basic Painting]] || [[File:Basic_Painting_(New_Leaf).png]]  || [[File:Fakebasicpainting.jpg]] || If both of his arms are bent at his sides, it is fake. If only one of his arms is bent, it is genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Calm Painting]] || [[File:Calm_Painting_(New_Leaf).png]] || || This painting is always genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Common Painting]] || [[File:Common_Painting_(New_Leaf).png]] || || This painting is always genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Dynamic Painting]] || [[File:Dynamic_Painting_(New_Leaf).png]] || || In the fake, Mt. Fuji is very large and takes up most of the space under the wave. If Mt. Fuji is small, it is genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Famous Painting]] || [[File:Famous_Painting_(New_Leaf).png]] || || If her fingers are pointing to the bottom left corner of the picture, it is fake. If her fingers are pointing to the bottom right corner of the picture, it is genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Fine Painting]] || [[File:Fine_Painting_(New_Leaf).png]] || || This painting is always genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Flowery Painting]] || [[File:Flowery_Painting_(New_Leaf).png]] || || This painting is always genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Graceful Painting]] || [[File:Graceful_Painting_(New_Leaf).png]] || [[File:Fakegracefulpainting.jpg]] || If she is looking to the left, it is fake. If she is looking to the right, it is genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Jolly Painting]] || [[File:Jolly_Painting_(New_Leaf).png]]  || || If the nose is made of a carrot and has green leaves hanging down, it is fake. If the nose is made of a green vegetable, it's genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Moody Painting]] || [[File:Moody_Painting_(New_Leaf).png]] || || This painting is always genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Moving Painting]] ||  || || The fake has an upside-down shell.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Neutral Painting]] ||  || || If the big green leaf on the top left has a hole in it from being eaten by insects, it is fake. If there is no hole made by insects in the big green leaf, it is genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Nice Painting]] || [[File:MlWA77wLbfw3KSGWm5.jpg]] || || This painting is always genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Perfect Painting]] ||  || || This painting is always genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Proper Painting]] || [[File:Properpainting.jpg]] || || This painting is always genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Quaint Painting]] || [[File:Quaint_Painting_(New_Leaf).jpg]] || [[File:Fake_Quaint_Painting_(New_Leaf).jpg]] || If she is not wearing a hat, it is fake. If she is wearing a white hat, it is genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Scary Painting]] ||  || || If he is only pointing one finger of each hand, it is fake. If he has all fingers sticking out, it is genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Scenic Painting]] || || || This painting is always genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Serene Painting]] ||  || || If she is holding a fluffy white cat, it is fake. If she is holding a skinny white ermine, it is genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Solemn Painting]] ||  || || If the blonde girl is twice as tall as the girl to the left, it is fake. If the blonde girl is close to the same height as the girl to the left, it is genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Warm Painting]] ||  || || This painting is always genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Wild Painting]] ||  || || If the dark one is on the left and the light one is on the right, it is fake. If the light one is on the left and the dark one is on the right, it is genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Wistful Painting]] ||  || || If her hat is red, it is fake. If her hat is blue, it is genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Worthy Painting]] ||  || || This painting is always genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
  
! style="background:#D7F1B4; color:#0000;" colspan="6" align="center" | Statues
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Blathers, Timmy and Tommy, and [[Reese]] will identify that an artwork is fake—the former will refuse to accept the forgery, whereas the latter two will charge the player a disposal fee of 100 Bells.
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Ancient Statue]] || [[File:Ancient_Statue_(New_Leaf).png]] || [[File:Fake_Ancient_Statue_(New_Leaf).png]] || If its eyes are open, it is fake. If its eyes are closed, it is genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Beautiful Statue]] || [[File:Beautiful_Statue_(New_Leaf).png]] || || If she has long hair down to her shoulders, it is fake. If her hair goes down to cover only her ears, it is genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Gallant Statue]] || [[File:David_statue.png]] || || If there is cloth hanging down his right shoulder, it is fake. If his right shoulder is bare, it is genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Great Statue]] || [[File:Great_statue.jpg]] || || If his fingers are pointing straight out, it is fake. If his fingers are pointing upward, it is genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Motherly Statue]] || [[File:Motherly_Statue_(New_Leaf).png]] || [[File:Fake_Motherly_Statue_(New_Leaf).png]] || If there is only one child below the wolf, it is fake. If there are two children, it is genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Mystic Statue]] || [[File:Mystic_Statue_(New_Leaf).png]] || [[File:Fake_Mystic_Statue_(New_Leaf).png]] || If her hat is spherical, it is fake. If her hat is cylindrical, it is genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Robust Statue]] || [[File:Discus_statue.jpg]] || || If it's holding a UFO, it is fake. If he is holding a smooth disc, it is genuine.
 
|- style="border: 2px solid #A3CB7C; background:#D7F1B4;" |
 
| [[Valiant Statue]] || [[File:Valiant_Statue_(New_Leaf).jpg]] || [[File:Fakevaliantstatue.jpg]] || If it has bat wings, it is fake. If it has feathery angel wings, it is genuine.
 
|}
 
  
==Gallery==
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===In {{NH|short|nolink}}===
<center><gallery>
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{{See also|Forgery/New Horizons}}
File:Forgery.jpg|Examining a forgery with Blathers in {{CF}}.
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[[File:NH Forgery Detected.jpg|thumb|left|300px|Blathers detecting a forgery in {{NH|nolink}}.]]
</gallery></center>
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Paintings and sculptures are sold at [[Jolly Redd's Treasure Trawler]] following the 1.2.0 update. Like in {{NL}}, forgeries have visible differences once again. However, the differences are not the same as in {{NL}}. Like before, Redd may have more than one genuine artwork in stock (although the player can only buy one), or he may have none at all. When buying an artwork, the player will have the option of looking closely at it.
  
{{Painting}}
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Blathers or Timmy and Tommy will identify if an artwork is a forgery; should that be the case, Blathers will refuse to donate it to the museum and Timmy or Tommy will refuse to buy the artwork. The only way to dispose the fake artwork is to use a waste bin furniture item.
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{{Clear}}
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==References==
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<references>
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<ref name="WW-LethalLink99">{{cite web
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|author=LethalLink99
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|published=May 7, 2009
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|url=https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/ds/920786-animal-crossing-wild-world/faqs/44897
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|title=A FAQ/Walkthrough for Animal Crossing: Wild World For the Nintendo DS (Ver. 4.10)
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|site=GameFAQs}}</ref>
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<ref name="CF-Liquefy">{{cite web
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|author=Liquefy
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|published=Jul. 11, 2009
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|url=https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/wii/933195-animal-crossing-city-folk/faqs/54999
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|title=A FAQ for Machi e Ikouyo Doubutsu no Mori or Let's Go to the City Animal Forest (Ver. L)
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|site=GameFAQs}}</ref>
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<ref name="CF-Liquefy-ItemList">{{cite web
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|author=Liquefy
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|published=Jul. 4, 2009
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|url=https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/wii/933195-animal-crossing-city-folk/faqs/55093
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|title=A Specialized FAQ for Animal Crossing: City Folk Item List (Ver. H)
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|site=GameFAQs}}</ref>
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<ref name="NL-Liquefy">{{cite web
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|author=Liquefy
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|published=Sep. 1, 2015
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|url=https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/3ds/997811-animal-crossing-new-leaf/faqs/65246
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|title=A FAQ for Tobidase Doubutsu no Mori or Jump Out Animal Forest (Ver. R)
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|site=GameFAQs}}</ref>
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<ref name="NL-two-reals?">{{cite web
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|title=Crazy Redd is offering both the Flowery Painting (which is always authentic) and the Wistful Painting (which has a blue hat, hence it is authentic).
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|author=Sillysnakesstudios - SSS
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|published=Oct. 1, 2013
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|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2VXaLADjY8
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|title=ACNL: Crazy Redd has something "crazy" and a new look at my newest resident!
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|site=YouTube}}</ref>
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<ref name="NL-no-reals?">{{cite web
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|title=I've had Redd come in and all his paintings/statues were fake before so it can't be impossible. It's only ever happened once though. I looked over all the real/fake pictures online dozens of times to make sure that I wasn't just missing something. But I wasn't. Every single piece of art he had that day was fake.
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|author=Officer Berri
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|published=Oct. 30, 2013
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|url=https://www.belltreeforums.com/showthread.php?107042-Redd-s-Art-All-Fakes/page2
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|title=Thread: Redd's Art All Fakes?
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|site=The Bell Tree Forums}}</ref>
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</references>
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==Trivia==
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[[File:DuplicatePainting.png|thumb|right|300px|Blathers in ''City Folk'' reacting to a duplicate painting, wondering if one of them is forged.]]
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*While paintings bought from Tom Nook's store will always be genuine, they may be duplicates of paintings already donated to the Museum. Attempting to donate one will trigger dialogue from Blathers in which he is surprised that there are 2 identical paintings, and he will speculate if one of them is a forgery.
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Blathers commenting on the forgery in New Leaf

A forgery is a piece of art that is fake, that may be obtained from Crazy Redd's or, starting in New Leaf, from a villager. Compared to authentic pieces of art, forgeries are close to worthless: they may not be donated to Blathers at the museum and are worth zero Happy Room Academy (Happy Home Academy in New Leaf) points. Forgeries first appeared in Animal Crossing: Wild World and appear in all subsequent games. Prior to New Leaf, there is no way to determine whether a piece of art is fake or not prior to purchasing it.

Appearances

In Wild World

Blathers commenting that the painting given is fake in Wild World.

Tom Nook still sells paintings, although they are spotlight items and only the Famous Painting and Fine Painting are available for purchase. Outside the catalog, the primary method of acquiring new paintings is from Crazy Redd's, for double the regular price. Contrary to popular belief, there is no way to determine whether a painting is authentic or not prior to purchasing it, and Redd does not give any hints either.[1]

The painting may be identified as fake by donating it to Blathers or selling it to either Tom Nook or Timmy and Tommy, where they will comment on it. Upon doing so, the item's name changes to "forged painting". The item's name also changes after one day from purchase, even if it was not inspected. Forgeries may be sold to Tom Nook for 10 Bells.

If damage insurance is bought from Lyle, and a forged painting is given to him, the player will be mailed 100 Bells.[1]

In City Folk

Blathers commenting on the forgery in City Folk

Out of all paintings, only the Basic Painting and the Common Painting are spotlight items, leaving the rest of the paintings obtainable only from Crazy Redd's. In addition, artwork can no longer be purchased from the catalog, which means paintings that were obtained before can only be bought again from Redd.[2]

Similar to Wild World, it is not possible to determine whether a painting is authentic or not prior to purchasing from Redd; however, Feng shui plays a role in increasing the probability of a painting bought being authentic.[3]

Similar to Wild World, forgeries may be sold to Tom Nook or Timmy and Tommy for 10 Bells.[2]

In New Leaf

See also: Forgery/New Leaf
Inside Crazy Redd's in New Leaf. Notice the forged Wistful Painting (left) and Famous Painting (right)

Paintings and statues are no longer sold at Timmy and Tommy's store, leaving the player with Crazy Redd's as the primary means of acquiring art. Compared to older versions, however, Redd offers four articles of art every time he sets up his tent, and determining an artwork's authenticity just by looking at it (that is, before purchasing) is now possible. In addition, some paintings, such as the Calm Painting, are guaranteed to be authentic.

It is possible that Redd offers two authentic pieces of art[4] (although only one may be purchased). It is also possible that he will offer none.[5] Feng shui appears to affect the probability of more (or less) genuine pieces of art appearing.[6]

Villagers may also offer the player to buy paintings (but not sculptures) from them. They will offer a slightly lower price, although they do not know whether their painting is authentic or not, thus making the purchase a gamble. Feng shui also appears to affect the probability of paintings sold by villagers being genuine.[6] Obviously, some paintings sold by villagers are guaranteed to be authentic (such as the aforementioned Calm Painting).

Blathers, Timmy and Tommy, and Reese will identify that an artwork is fake—the former will refuse to accept the forgery, whereas the latter two will charge the player a disposal fee of 100 Bells.

In New Horizons

See also: Forgery/New Horizons
Blathers detecting a forgery in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

Paintings and sculptures are sold at Jolly Redd's Treasure Trawler following the 1.2.0 update. Like in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, forgeries have visible differences once again. However, the differences are not the same as in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Like before, Redd may have more than one genuine artwork in stock (although the player can only buy one), or he may have none at all. When buying an artwork, the player will have the option of looking closely at it.

Blathers or Timmy and Tommy will identify if an artwork is a forgery; should that be the case, Blathers will refuse to donate it to the museum and Timmy or Tommy will refuse to buy the artwork. The only way to dispose the fake artwork is to use a waste bin furniture item.

References

Trivia

Blathers in City Folk reacting to a duplicate painting, wondering if one of them is forged.
  • While paintings bought from Tom Nook's store will always be genuine, they may be duplicates of paintings already donated to the Museum. Attempting to donate one will trigger dialogue from Blathers in which he is surprised that there are 2 identical paintings, and he will speculate if one of them is a forgery.
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