Any information on this would be very helpful.
Plastic is sealed so I can't tell the weight of each… HELP!
CAN ANYONE IDENTIFY THIS?
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I've done that and those are different coins from my set. A seller from eBay is selling a set with a box but no information that I can use.
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Another seller posted this:
Says Sterling Silver.
But I doubt it if you bought it for US $19.95.
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Without assay marks people can think it's just silvered, if you don't take it out and test it so you could get it for a cheap price. On the website linked it states ‘out of pure silver’ if it has the ‘pure silver’ stamp it could be from 999-950 from that era (I can't decipher the number in the diamond stamp).
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Does this mean I have to open the case and find the stamp? I'm guessing the stamp would be on the side? I don't see any on both sides
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CLMartinez
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Does this mean I have to open the case and find the stamp?
I don't think so. I just noticed that yours is different from the ones in the picture I posted.
Those stamps are not on yours. I think there is a silver version and a non-silver version.
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Yes. Mine only has one mark like the one on top. Safe to say I have the non-silver version? They are all missing the assayer and privy marks.
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