Sounds right. I couldn't see the first R in hand at all. Horrible script.
Gardenhag? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] No maker's mark, just the sword mark.
I thought maybe there was a gold nugget in the baggie, but it was just a horny pig [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Not pewter. Hard. Maybe aluminum zinc mix like armetale.
Closest thing I've had to a score in weeks. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Mexican souvenirs
About 1/10. 11 points.
Looks like a water heater tank. I don't think the float goes to it.
Just a rock
Real nuggets vary. Generally 21-23 K. They could be created nuggets of a lesser purity too.
Rolled gold plate. One piece folded over, open on one edge and end. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
[IMG] Similar
Electroplate on nickel silver. Made by Sheffield silver co. Nearly worthless.
The colorful salts are baked on the surface but rub off quite easily.
The 'coin' is about no value. The watch is probably a fairly cheap movement. May be some novelty value.
They are both keratin, as is baleen, and only a larger piece or DNA test would positively identify which it is. But I don't think it's tree sap.
The first one says something about lead poisoning and the second mentions low level radioactive waste
Looks like tortoise
The maker looks like Turun Hopea. I don't know how far they go back.
Restaurantware, mid 20th century. In an older style. It's 20 Marks worth of silver.
German, top of front. I would guess mid century.
Separate names with a comma.