🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Silver Neckless?

flyadive

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cudamark

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Probably....an acid test will verify.
 

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Being incomplete (partial) it first reminded me of a Mexican silver mark, being in a curve (complete it would be round)
 

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pepperj said:
Being incomplete (partial) it first reminded me of a Mexican silver mark, being in a curve (complete it would be round)
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Yes I see it’s only half stamped! Shabby work by the maker , also the cutouts aren’t symmetrical.
 

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