The Akabeko currently sold in other stores often don't have a stack of gold boxes, so I believe this is a retro item with a lucky stack of rice bales. Regarding the condition, as a retro item, the white pattern lines on the Akabeko's face are not pure white, and the color has changed somewhat, but the condition is good. The large Beko's bell doesn't have its former shine. The medium Beko's bell is clean. The smallest gold Beko looks like a shining gold in the photos, but it's gold that has aged. If you enlarge the photos, you can see some damage around the base of the legs, the buttocks, and one of the horns. I think you can enlarge all the photos quite a bit, so please check them. All three have their heads connected with thread instead of metal fittings, so they move well with even a little vibration. Sizes: [Large Beko] Height to the rice bale is about 10.5 cm, to the horns is about 11.5 cm, from the tail to the nose is about 17 cm, and weighs about 108g. Also, please understand that the head tends to face to the right. [Medium Beko] Height to the rice bale is about 7.5 cm, to the horns is about 7.6 cm, from the tail to the nose is about 11.2 cm, and weighs about 37g. [Gold Beko] Height to the rice bale is about 6.7 cm, to the horns is about 5.2 cm, from the tail to the nose is about 11 cm, and weighs about 87g. It may be made of pottery, etc. (Uncertain). I have matched the colors well, but due to the lighting during photography and differences in monitor manufacturers, the colors may appear darker or brighter than the actual item. I would appreciate your understanding. Also, I have many folk crafts and antiques for sale, so I hope you will take a look at my other listings. #Hobby #Musical Instruments #Art and Fine Arts #Antique #Collection Crafts Folk Toys #Akabeko #Lucky Charm Figurines #Beko