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385 g coin silver estate sale.
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Nice silver score! 
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I'm not an expert on coin silver. Having said that, the mark on those is not like any other coin silver piece I've seen.
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Henry Hebbard more than likely, he did work for Tiffany also. Nice score.
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Yep! They are coin and a really nice score!! Well done!!
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