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Hi Craig and welcome. Most of these blems are tiny imperfections in the metal finish. These could be small spots of discoloration or dullness spots. According to reviews from other vendor websites, some owners are unable to find the blemish. Always inspect before transfer as a rule of thumb. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

Mostly minor imperfections that are in the metal finish. Like: small spots of discoloration or dullness. In most cases, gun owners are unable to find the blemish. Shoot straight 🎯‼️

Whether a Colt Gold Cup National Match .45 ACP is a Series 70 depends on the production year and exact model variant. Colt has produced the Gold Cup National Match across multiple series since 1957, including true original Series 70 models (1970–1983), Series 80 models, and modern re-releases built on the Series 70 system. The blemishes are usually verily noticable. As always inspect the firearm before taking ownership. If you are not satisfied you can refuse transfer. Blemishes are not covered by warranty