Cordovan Horseshoe Coin Purse

I am Bo—the customer who left a two-star review just a few days ago. After another week of continuous use, I have discovered some new merits: First, thanks to the exquisite choice of materials and superb craftsmanship, its luster has grown increasingly rich, deep, and captivating as time goes by. Second, through the repetitive use of day-to-day life, this item has undergone a remarkable transformation; it is no longer as stiff and rigid as it was when I first acquired it, but now exhibits excellent flexibility and resilience, making the tactile experience during actual use feel much smoother and more fluid. I am firmly convinced that, with continued use, it will soon join the ranks of my most cherished everyday carry items—in fact, I have a strong premonition that it will eventually surpass my current long-time favorite, my old Valextra. However, I must maintain my other observations and stance—specifically, if it were just a little larger (perhaps by the width of a single seam), allowing it to hold a few more coins, it would be absolutely flawless in my personal estimation. I may provide further feedback after using it for a much longer period. Thank you for this exquisite work of art.
Bo

I am currently using the Tallon coin purse by the Italian brand Valextra. This Japanese-made Cordovan horseshoe coin purse also boasts superb materials and exquisite craftsmanship; however, its silver logo is overly conspicuous and flashy. Furthermore, its capacity is quite limited—it struggles to accommodate even a few extra coins—and I have encountered instances during use where coins get stuck inside and fail to slide out smoothly. This issue may perhaps be attributed to the relative stiffness of the material. Overall, in terms of aesthetics, tactile feel, and user experience, it falls short of the Valextra.
Bo.