122 Grams of Melted Scrap Sterling Silver. 925 Fine Up for sale is this 122-gram piece of sterling silver scrap that I personally melted down. It was created from various sterling silver items and poured into this irregular bar/ingot shape. Key Details. Total Weight: 122 grams (verified on digital scale – see photos). Purity: Sterling Silver. 925 fine – standard 92.5% silver content. Condition: Melted scrap / poured silver bar. Has an irregular, rough, artisanal “as-cast” appearance with natural texture, flow lines, and surface variations typical of home-melted silver. Dimensions: Approximately 3.5-4 inches tall (varies due to shape). Please refer to the photos for exact size and appearance. This is perfect for. Silver stackers and bullion collectors who enjoy unique poured bars. Jewelers and metalsmiths looking for raw sterling silver scrap to melt and create new pieces. Anyone adding to their precious metals holdings Please Note: This is scrap/melted silver, not a refined or minted bar. The shape and surface are naturally imperfect due to the melting process. All photos are of the exact item you will receive.

1975 Philippines 50 PISO Commemorative Proof Coin- Solid Sterling Silver. Blue display holder and a certificate of authenticity. Minted in Solid Sterling Silver. Saint Michael’s exists to ensure local people affected by terminal illness and bereavement across the Harrogate district can access high quality, personalised care. We will aim to answer your message within 48 hours. We take every care to ensure your items reach you in perfect condition. North Yorkshire Hospice Care is a registered charity in England and Wales (518905) with a family of services operating as Herriot Hospice Homecare, Just’B’, Saint Michael’s Hospice and Talking Spaces. North Yorkshire Hospice Care is a company limited by guarantee, registered in England and Wales (2121179). Registered address Crimple House, Hornbeam Park Avenue, Harrogate, HG2 8NA.

I have always loved monopoly the game and remember the fun I had in deciding what token to bchiise Well, why not “Posh Up” the Whole Experience….. After all we are dealing with some of the Country’s most Prestigious Properties. Firstly, have a look at the photos and see what you think.. Five of the Charms are Articulated leaving the Sombrero, the Dog and the Coffee Pot as shown. The red lined case is included mainly to keep the valuable silver tokens secure.

A UK livestock / cattle breeding association issued prize/award round in silver.

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This vintage Edwardian sterling silver coin purse, weighing 58 grams, features intricate craftsmanship by William Hair Haseler. The piece is made of 925 silver and showcases a mixed lot design that adds to its unique charm. Perfect for collectors or those looking for a stylish accessory to add to their jewellery collection, this coin purse exudes elegance and timeless sophistication. A very nice piece indeed. Leather inside is very nice. Clasp is very strong. The Monogram to the front is ESG or CSG. All info was from Gemini, please do your own research. Can provide more pictures.

Heavy Sterling Silver Melt! Made from scrap Sterling silver rings and Necklace’s. Still has some contamination from melt on top layer. Investment Round for jewelry, storage or refine it. Really heavy and Tested!

PLESE SEE PHOTOS, ITEM PICTURED IS THE EXACT ITEM YOU WILL RECEIVE. NATIVE AMERICAN STERLING SILVER SPOON “1000 ISLAND HOUSE” 26 Grams. Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoon – “1000 Island House”. 5 1/4 & Weighs in at 26.01. This Collectable Souvenir Spoon is a Beautiful Piece of American History. We have a Lage Inventory of Collectable Spoons, Plates & Flatware, Please Feel Free to ask for a Specific Item, we May Might Have it!

1972 Lincoln Mint Mother’s Day Plate Solid Sterling Silver 925, Dog w/ Pups. Made in 1972 by the Lincoln Mint. 220.7 Grams(7.09 Troy Ounces). The plate shows the slightest of wear. Measures 8 in diameter. Comes with original box. Truly a gorgeous embossed design of a mother dog and her pups.

Weight: 30.5 grams. Town (assay office): London. Year: 1912. Silver standard: Sterling. 925. Maker: Crisford & Thompson Nice piece, early 20th-century British silver, and the marks are still very readable.