18" Zildjian trans stamp type 3 ride/symphonic concert cymbal at 1994 gm. No cracks or flea bites. Does have a prominent key hole. Edges are pretty smooth. Some light edge warping that doesn't affect tone or integrity at all....it doesn't sit dead flat on a table top. Edges show some slight waviness from the side view. Probably 90% of trans stamps from sizes 18" and up are like this.

Very melodic cymbal that could do well as a main ride in a small ensemble. Dark, dry, and as warm as a heavy 18" can be. It does crash somewhat. Not a man-hole cover imo. Large 5-5/8" special cup bell. A good cymbal to use rather than a heavy flat ride so you get wider tonal range, some crashability/shanking while still getting that super clear articulate, chime-like stick attack. I have a couple 18" trans stamps in the 1620-1650 gm range and they don't crash any better than this one.