[quote name='Marky L' post='282181' date='Sep 11 2008, 09:45 PM']I guess this HAS to be a wrong 'un, but.. yeah I know, too good to be true ..[/quote]
Well, the pics aren't giving much away, but at first glance I'd say that's genuine. Most copies have normal, dark rosewood boards, not the light, orangey wood used here. The inlays look genuine, Rick inlays are poured pearly resin, not the cut-out pearloid material used on copies. The pickup positioning & type also looks genuine - copies usually have the smaller 1/2" gap between the end of the fretboard & the neck pup, and the bridge pup looks like it has a rounded bobbin, not the more squared-off type on copies.
Broadly speaking copies are pretty easy to spot, even the best ones - because they were never meant to be counterfeits, many of the details weren't copied too closely.
That postage is odd, though - maybe just a mistake?
J.