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Indian trade silver? Who knows?

crabstang44

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Found at a colonial site with a bunch of flat buttons and a kg2. It’s silver but not marked, why y’all think?
 

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It is probably older than when markings were common, just my thought
 
Modern piece w/turquoise chips - nice!
 
Not chips the stone is just smashed
 
not a chance it is a trade item or anything other than modern
 
Definitely quite modern. "Turquoise" is definitely glued in if not chips which it certainly looks like. With no bezel and a cast piece it is the only way to put a stone in the piece. Tourist grade modern "Indian" jewelry.
 
Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!
 
Nice, more modern find..........not " Trade Silver "!


Iowa Dale
 
The ‘heart’ design tells us it’s from the 60s-modern
 
My modern vote is in.
 
I think modern but it never hurts to ask... :thumbsup:
 

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