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Tenderfoot
Hi troops.
Last year at a local auction, I bid on a box of ten items of dross, labelled EPSN. Silly him, I hear you say. On the previous day, however (the inspection day), I had dug around in the box, and found a tea service, made up of four items. Each had "stg silver" stamped on the base. A search on Google indicated it to be a sterling silver indication. I was successful with the bid ($70.00). The four items (large tea-pot, hot water pot, sugar and milk bowls) weighed in at 2.7kg, - approx 95 ozs. At present silver prices, that's about A$1,800. Not a bad little earner.
Last year at a local auction, I bid on a box of ten items of dross, labelled EPSN. Silly him, I hear you say. On the previous day, however (the inspection day), I had dug around in the box, and found a tea service, made up of four items. Each had "stg silver" stamped on the base. A search on Google indicated it to be a sterling silver indication. I was successful with the bid ($70.00). The four items (large tea-pot, hot water pot, sugar and milk bowls) weighed in at 2.7kg, - approx 95 ozs. At present silver prices, that's about A$1,800. Not a bad little earner.
