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Need help iding found on beach in Maine after hurricane went by.
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sorry
Looks like a plated fantasy pc
Looks like a plated fantasy pc
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Sorry about that...
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Welcome to Treasure Net (notwithstanding) !!
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Sorry the pitcher came out with yellow tint but is silver
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silver, as in silver colored?
was is tested for silver?
picture looks like you have the plating flaking off?
was is tested for silver?
picture looks like you have the plating flaking off?
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I tested with silver acid and it seems to be silver
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It looks like a fake to me, with the zinc insides showing under the plating.
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Welcome. Here's an easy test. Flip it onto a wood tabletop. If it "rings", more than likely silver. Other metals go "thud".
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