Identification: Help me figure out this type of Ficus

I bought this bonsai because i know i got a great deal on it. I think its a type of ficus and its 48 yrs. old. For 40 dollars i bought it and would figure it out later. The man i bought it from did not know either, what a salesmen. So, if any one can help me please i hate not knowing all my plants!

 

Ficus microcarpa Cv. I believe.

HTH
Chris

 

looks very similar to a Ficus Rubignosa (Port Jackson Fig) bonsai I had until recently.

 

I looked up the jackson fig and i agree thanks for all the help

 

Not Port Jackson Fig (F. rubiginosa), which is a local native for me and I see it at all sizes. I agree with Saltcedar, it's F. microcarpa.

 

Now that I think of it, how common would an Australian native tree like Port Jackson Fig be in Wisonson? Probably is microcarpa...

 

Any one think it's 48 yrs. old?

 

Not me!

More likely 4.8 years. And that's being generous! A plant like this could be produced in 2 or 3 years, easily.

 

Yeah this looks like F microcarpa. Most nurseries here in the Philippines call this ficus nana. my ficus microcarpa "green Island" has rounded leaves, by the way.

 

The F. Rubignosa that I had was 10 years old at about half the size, but then again I didn't ever look after it and it died. 48 yrs? not likely