jb_abides
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Oopsie!

OK, well now I see where they reference the "celebratory real diamond inlay" in the headstock logo [despite the printing being grammatically incorrect], but there's no visual evidence on any of the examples for sale I can see...
Perhaps it's a small, token, cheap diamond embedded underneath the MOP?
Doesn't make any sense!
I will keep looking.

60th Anniversary '57 Goldtop Les Paul
The '57 Goldtop turns 60
The '57 Goldtop celebrates its 60th birthday this year, and Custom is celebrating with six beautiful Diamond Anniversary models in limited quantities of just 60 each. They feature vintage-accurate gold paint, the latest historic replica appointments, hide glue construction and Custombucker pickups which reproduce the tone of first-year 'Patent Applied For' humbuckers -- one of the main reasons the '57 Goldtop became so revered in the first place. The Pearl Gold model takes the goldtop theme to new heights with a fine pearlescent sparkle added to the gold powder and a celebratory real diamond inlay the headstock logo. Each guitar is equipped with a special 60th Anniversary truss rod cover and backplate.
The '57 Goldtop turns 60
The '57 Goldtop celebrates its 60th birthday this year, and Custom is celebrating with six beautiful Diamond Anniversary models in limited quantities of just 60 each. They feature vintage-accurate gold paint, the latest historic replica appointments, hide glue construction and Custombucker pickups which reproduce the tone of first-year 'Patent Applied For' humbuckers -- one of the main reasons the '57 Goldtop became so revered in the first place. The Pearl Gold model takes the goldtop theme to new heights with a fine pearlescent sparkle added to the gold powder and a celebratory real diamond inlay the headstock logo. Each guitar is equipped with a special 60th Anniversary truss rod cover and backplate.
OK, well now I see where they reference the "celebratory real diamond inlay" in the headstock logo [despite the printing being grammatically incorrect], but there's no visual evidence on any of the examples for sale I can see...
Perhaps it's a small, token, cheap diamond embedded underneath the MOP?
Doesn't make any sense!
I will keep looking.