Michael Karr Sr. Member Joined Dec 2, 2006 Messages 259 Reaction score 4 Golden Thread 0 Jun 12, 2007 Thread Owner #1 City clean up is going on and I ended up with some old silver ware,Anybody know what to look for? I plan on scraping it.MIKE Amazon Forum Fav 👍 Family Maps of Hinds County, Mississippi, Deluxe Edition - Grab it through Amazon!
City clean up is going on and I ended up with some old silver ware,Anybody know what to look for? I plan on scraping it.MIKE Amazon Forum Fav 👍 Family Maps of Hinds County, Mississippi, Deluxe Edition - Grab it through Amazon!
whitesid Bronze Member Joined Aug 7, 2006 Messages 1,794 Reaction score 124 Golden Thread 0 Location earth Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jun 12, 2007 #2 is it marked? sterling .925 ? if it is sterling and has a makers name it may be worth more than scrap.
is it marked? sterling .925 ? if it is sterling and has a makers name it may be worth more than scrap.
Michael Karr Sr. Member Joined Dec 2, 2006 Messages 259 Reaction score 4 Golden Thread 0 Jun 13, 2007 Thread Owner #3 Ya some are marked,what is soild nickel silver? Mike
G goldsilverpro Jr. Member Joined May 31, 2007 Messages 43 Reaction score 2 Golden Thread 0 Jun 14, 2007 #4 Nickel silver contains no silver. It was originally used because it looks like silver. It is also called german silver.
Nickel silver contains no silver. It was originally used because it looks like silver. It is also called german silver.
Old_Okie Sr. Member Joined Jun 14, 2007 Messages 258 Reaction score 31 Golden Thread 0 Jun 14, 2007 #5 Nickle silver or German silver is an alloy of Copper, Nickle, and usually Zinc in varing quantities. Used often as the base metal for electroplated silver ware. Also used, as your example without plating.
Nickle silver or German silver is an alloy of Copper, Nickle, and usually Zinc in varing quantities. Used often as the base metal for electroplated silver ware. Also used, as your example without plating.
Rumblebelly Full Member Joined Jan 20, 2007 Messages 219 Reaction score 49 Golden Thread 0 Detector(s) used (RS)Discovery 2000, white's bullseye, NEW DFX!!! Jun 17, 2007 #6 Mike, if it's in ok condition you would probably get more selling it then scrapping silver. Check pawn shops too, see what they'll give ya. Rumblebelly
Mike, if it's in ok condition you would probably get more selling it then scrapping silver. Check pawn shops too, see what they'll give ya. Rumblebelly
Scott (Upstate NY) Full Member Joined Mar 24, 2007 Messages 120 Reaction score 5 Golden Thread 0 Location Upstate NY Detector(s) used Minelab E-trac, White's XLT, Classic III, Surf PI, Minelab Explorer XS Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jun 24, 2007 #7 Sterling silverware, depending on age and manufacturer is almost always worth more as silverware than silver scrap. Google it.
Sterling silverware, depending on age and manufacturer is almost always worth more as silverware than silver scrap. Google it.