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Sterling Silver Hunting: 3 Items Worth SERIOUS CASH

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Hello YouTube, it's your boy Vintage Sterling Finds! With the current rise in "silver price", many of you have been asking questions about finding sterling silver. This video offers tons of "thrift tips" and tricks for identifying easily identifiable "925 silver" items, from "flatware" to "silver plate". I'll even show you some "silver coins" and explain how to spot them.

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20 Comments

@machinegunjackmcgurn804 9 months ago

I found 6oz of junk silver in my junk drawer lol

@wagnertheitalianflipper9047 9 months ago

In Italy a lot of silver is marked 800

@Bacardibatman 9 months ago

Also 935 especially on Silver Pocket watches

@Purestar777 9 months ago

The Korean Vase is a work of art. The method used to create such things is a very long process that begins with a flat piece of metal which is hammered into the form. It likely took over a month to create…and would be best to sell at auction considering its provenance.

@LavenderLori406 9 months ago

I learned the handle of silver knives is stuffed with heavier metal

@alfonsoalfonso647 9 months ago

I've scrapped alot of Jewelry. At today's prices, the melt is worth more than the item much od the time.

@KristinaK-x9i 4 months ago

Excellent info! Thank so much 😊

@RaptureReadyToday 8 months ago

Excellent valuable info. Thanks so much....😉

@Stoffel-4REAL 9 months ago

Thank you for the great tips! 👍

@Radtech2002 8 months ago

Good video, concise, short.

@patstarr5539 8 months ago

Thank you so much for sharing your expertise. Your easy to subscribe to! I"ll be watching!!

@katalincatalin 9 months ago

At minute 7:50 of the video, that small spoon has three egyptian hallmarks, not english ones.

@dmdartfx13 8 months ago

Im always looking for silver forks to make jewelry with, however since that has gone up it’s hard to find now. Another way to have an investment on you personally. :).

@mikec.2116 9 months ago

Awesome loved the videos

@kimberlyzaremba7415 8 months ago

thank you for such a good video

@Bill-hd2kj 9 months ago

You can also use 18k gold acid to test silver, turning it light blue. It is rare, but you may find a sterling or 925 marked watch. I got a Tommy Bahama 925 watch at an estate sale this summer for $30.