Another sick yard sale silver sale.

[NHmetaldetectrelichunter]

By far my best yard sale find. This guy told me he had purchased 7 storage units. He had a whole lot of stuff for sale. I found these, I held them in my hand and said how much for these things? He said 2 bucks…. All sterling. The fork is stainless with a sterling handle. I didn’t weight the fork because of the stainless, I also I don’t want to break it either.

 

[PenguinDetectsCA]

nice silverware. This post reminded me of this map. personally I say 'garage sale'

 

[pepperj]

By far my best yard sale find. This guy told me he had purchased 7 storage units. He had a whole lot of stuff for sale. I found these, I held them in my hand and said how much for these things? He said 2 bucks…. All sterling. The fork is stainless with a sterling handle. I didn’t weight the fork because of the stainless, I also I don’t want to break it either.

Nicely done.
You can add around 22 grams for the fork handle.

 

[NHmetaldetectrelichunter]

nice silverware. This post reminded me of this map. personally I say 'garage sale'
View attachment 2263003

I am in New Hampshire thats pretty cool lol

 

[NHmetaldetectrelichunter]

Nicely done.
You can add around 22 grams for the fork handle.

Wow thats more than I would have thought, you must know is your stuff. I did some research on those spoons. They are way nicer than I knew. They are made by Wallace silver smiths. They are called rose point spoons.

 

[NHmetaldetectrelichunter]

I won’t be selling the spoons for melt. I guess these are valuable.

 

[Red-Coat]

I won’t be selling the spoons for melt. I guess these are valuable.

That's a good haul you made. The spoons are Wallace Silversmith's 'Rose Point' pattern, designed in 1934 by William S. Warren.

If you Google for 'Wallace sterling spoons in Rose Point Pattern' and look for eBay listings, you will see a number of sellers asking substantially more than melt value.

 

[NHmetaldetectrelichunter]

That's a good haul you made. The spoons are Wallace Silversmith's 'Rose Point' pattern, designed in 1934 by William S. Warren.

If you Google for 'Wallace sterling spoons in Rose Point Pattern' and look for eBay listings, you will see a number of sellers asking substantially more than melt value.

Yea that’s what I’m saying. I did a little of that already 👍

 

[billb]

Nice work!!!!
You did fantastic
Thanks again for sharing

 

[NHmetaldetectrelichunter]

Nice work!!!!
You did fantastic
Thanks again for sharing

Thanks. I have been doing more yard sales than detecting lately. I’m going to start digging again soon too

 

[oldmxrat]

Great buy, congrats!

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Very nice !