<p>What I thought was a lego mark is actually 0C31. This must be a megablok. Sorry for the confusion!</p>

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2020-02-26T17:50:42.943Z
Hi Jon, welcome to Bricks SE. Perfectly valid question and answer, no need to apologize.
Michael Verschaeve
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2020-02-27T09:25:46.017Z
0C31 looks remarkably like LEGO, when turned upside down, so I can't fault you for this mistake. Welcome to Bricks.SE!
zovits
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2020-03-03T20:39:59.290Z
It'd be nice to edit the original question to include this info.  It seems weird that it still stays there was a LEGO stamp on it.
chicks
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2020-02-26T17:47:32.160Z
2020-02-26T17:47:32.160Z
Jon
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<p>2 x 3 flat tile piece. Same size as 2 x 3 wedge plate but I cannot find anything listed with the smooth top. "P 9" marking on the back with "lego" stamp but no part id number.</p>

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Help identifying wedge tile piece
Jon
# Help identifying wedge tile piece

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-02-26)

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2 x 3 flat tile piece. Same size as 2 x 3 wedge plate but I cannot find anything listed with the smooth top. "P 9" marking on the back with "lego" stamp but no part id number.

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_0 on 2020-02-26. Score: 10

What I thought was a lego mark is actually 0C31. This must be a megablok. Sorry for the confusion!

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Hi username_0, welcome to Bricks SE. Perfectly valid question and answer, no need to apologize.  
> **username_2**: 0C31 looks remarkably like LEGO, when turned upside down, so I can't fault you for this mistake. Welcome to Bricks.SE!  
> **username_3**: It'd be nice to edit the original question to include this info.  It seems weird that it still stays there was a LEGO stamp on it.  

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