just got this for free

[pinebarrens1]

its marked gorham sterling ...... 4 1/2 pint .........i think before i find my scale its about 3 pounds ..........i will let you know ......pine

 

[phantomfinder]

Sweet , got love free things.

 

[Old River]

Wow, can't beat that free stuff. HH....

 

[DigginThePast]

Wanna double your money?


Sweet freebie.

 

[Knightwalker]

Pic to big for me to view. But sounds like you got a good deal for free.
HH in 2010

 

[rogues71]

any thing for free is always profit gratz

 

[stilldiggin65]

Nicely Done ! Roughly how much silver would be in that . In ounces or pounds . Plus how many ounces in a pound . If you know please let me know . Thanks for sharing !

 

[Kanyontreasures]

there is 30 grams in a oz and 16 oz in a pound and 2000 pounds in a ton

 

[stilldiggin65]

Thanks for the info. That will help me out in the future. Do you know the break down for Gold, how many grams in an ounce, how many ounces in a pound. Please let me know. Thanks also for starting this post!

 

[MUD(S.W.A.T)]

Can you take a picture of the mark?

Keep @ it and HH !!

 

[pinebarrens1]

it sayes gorham sterling ........4 1/2 pint

weights almost 2 pounds . my scale only goes to 20oz

 

[time4me]

Thanks for the info. That will help me out in the future. Do you know the break down for Gold, how many grams in an ounce, how many ounces in a pound. Please let me know. Thanks also for starting this post!

stilldiggin65, it doesn't matter whether you are weighing gold, silver, lead, or feathers, there are always 28.35 grams in 1 ounce, and 16 ounces in one pound.

The catch, however, is that precious metals are measured in troy ounces, and 1 troy ounce is equal to 31.103 grams.

If you need to convert ounces to troy ounces you multiply the weight in ounces by .912 to equal troy ounces. Gold and silver are bought and sold in troy ounces.

 

[creeper71]

Thanks for the info. That will help me out in the future. Do you know the break down for Gold, how many grams in an ounce, how many ounces in a pound. Please let me know. Thanks also for starting this post!

stilldiggin65, it doesn't matter whether you are weighing gold, silver, lead, or feathers, there are always 28.35 grams in 1 ounce, and 16 ounces in one pound.

The catch, however, is that precious metals are measured in troy ounces, and 1 troy ounce is equal to 31.103 grams.

If you need to convert ounces to troy ounces you multiply the weight in ounces by .912 to equal troy ounces. Gold and silver are bought and sold in troy ounces.

True that always sold in OZT, Now Pine you have to do better then just writing it was free... How was it free an where did you find it? That could be a few hundred dollar peice scrapped or maybe even more as antique collectable

 

[bobinsd]

Check out Ebay. That thing could be worth $100s, Maybe $1000s.

 

[rmptr]

Very nice, Pine.

I kinda like the shape of them.
Nice flow in the lines.

Sterling ? Even better.

Congrats
rmptr

 

[West Jersey Detecting]

Wanna double your money?


Sweet freebie.

2x0=0

Is the base solid? It may be filled with something to give it weight if it is. Your melt weight would be considerable less.

Nice find just the same!

 

[fatsmahoney]

i doubt if it is weighted they rarely did it to pitchers they would do it to candle sticks and smaller pieces

 

[creeper71]

Wanna double your money?


Sweet freebie.

2x0=0

Is the base solid? It may be filled with something to give it weight if it is. Your melt weight would be considerable less.

Nice find just the same!

most the time it is marked weighted if they have weighted peice

 

[Brian(upstateNY-Central Fla.)]

No matter what.....free is good

 

[EpsilonMinus]

Thanks for the info. That will help me out in the future. Do you know the break down for Gold, how many grams in an ounce, how many ounces in a pound. Please let me know. Thanks also for starting this post!

Google is your friend, man!