Silver ring monster
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How to identify a hallmark of lying $ ...?
port ewen ace
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that is one big A$$ ring
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The "$" may mean it was made from recycled silver US coins with extra silver added to bring it from 90% to standard 92.5% sterling purity. I have a piece with that same mark and this is what I always assumed was the case with that one. It was a common practice back in the day to make jewelry from recycled silver coins.
bill from lachine
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Russcan,
That's one honker of a silver ring....any idea as to weight?
Regards + HH
Bill
That's one honker of a silver ring....any idea as to weight?
Regards + HH
Bill
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Great silver ring, RC07! I will begin the guessing game on its weight with 13 grams. That is a beauty, congrats. Sub 
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