Couple nice early coin silver spoons

[goldencoin]

At the major thrift store, my first silver picked from there. The back probably didn't realize they were silver. One is a New York maker and I don't know about the big one. Nice find for $0.25 each!

HH
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[islamoradamark]

Nice going

 

[aa battery]

Thats a spoon full

 

[A2coins]

Congrats great finds I got several bags of Gorman forks and a huge vase for 1 dollar thrift stores are great silver and gold sources. Keep em coming. Tommy

 

[captain flintlock]

Great finds! I believe the small one is from George Anson Hoyt. I tried my go-to data base for the large one and came up empty handed. I think it’s possible that that piece could be a plated spoon. http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~silversmiths/genealogy/makers/silversmiths/142303.htm

 

[JimDon]

Great finds! I believe the small one is from George Anson Hoyt. I tried my go-to data base for the large one and came up empty handed. I think it’s possible that that piece could be a plated spoon. http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~silversmiths/genealogy/makers/silversmiths/142303.htm

They Both have the eagle hallmark so I am thinking both are good for coin silver

 

[captain flintlock]

They Both have the eagle hallmark so I am thinking both are good for coin silver

I’m thinking that the large one is coin as well now too.

 

[goldencoin]

Great finds! I believe the small one is from George Anson Hoyt. I tried my go-to data base for the large one and came up empty handed. I think it’s possible that that piece could be a plated spoon. George Anson Hoyt, born 19 Oct 1793, died 15 Jan 1846

Yeah, that one is hard to see, but it's james a hoyt from Troy New York, active until 1850. Thank you!

HH
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[Professor of Engineering]

Well done, congrats!

 

[Trezurehunter]

Nice grabs.

 

[Adamsr0522]

That's really cool, especially with me being from Troy, NY. Nice find