I think you're floundering
Definitely will sell for more as scrap, no need to polish
While kayaking this morn I found this weird small hoof along the messasloppy river [IMG] Paddling a kayak is much more difficult than a canoe...
Made for tourists 20th century
Went far for a sketchy description estate sale this morn. Turns out they were flea market dealers and it was mostly their unsellable crap....
Bought a tub of silverplate for $25. Top was 12 place settings of 1965 Garland. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Bottom was 8 place settings of...
First three sales a bust. Late to this one. Lady ahead of me put it down. $2.00. tests 14K. No marks.[ATTACH]
It's really neat to me to see all the long gone store names Most were gone before I could have ever heard of them I usually had better sales of...
I yanked a .15 carat out of it. Half way between white and yellow. Tested 14K. Likely lost its mark in being resized to tiny.
Lots of sales this week. Seems most were pre picked by someone. Little worth buying for resale. I did pick up $300 worth of mundane scrap for...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Nothing pretty but 1/4 oz of 14K.
Found a single 14K cufflink in a junk bag at the thrift store in June Found a matching one in a junk bag yesterday They have likely put out 20+...
Easily polished off
There is a crown similar to some used in Sweden. Nothing else about it is Swedish.
A seller made up a fantasy and others copied
Your phone tells the time. Sell it for $400.
It is spelter. A lead, tin, zinc mix.
lamp shade finials
Good luck trying to melt that stone.
Bought one at Snyder's in the '70s. Said made in Hong kong on the package.
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