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<p>[QUOTE="ola402, post: 3733969, member: 182"]Mr Nate, this is such a good post! A man I saw frequently at auctions (pre pandemic) only bought sterling silver. Yet, he checked every piece with a loupe. One day I said to him, "Can't you tell sterling from plated, <i>yet</i>?" Well, it turns out he couldn't, after checking literally hundreds of pieces over the years. If I knew how to get in touch with him, I would certainly refer him to this post.</p><p><br /></p><p>Detecting the tone of sterling is always helpful at sales when there are items with foreign hallmarks.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ola402, post: 3733969, member: 182"]Mr Nate, this is such a good post! A man I saw frequently at auctions (pre pandemic) only bought sterling silver. Yet, he checked every piece with a loupe. One day I said to him, "Can't you tell sterling from plated, [I]yet[/I]?" Well, it turns out he couldn't, after checking literally hundreds of pieces over the years. If I knew how to get in touch with him, I would certainly refer him to this post. Detecting the tone of sterling is always helpful at sales when there are items with foreign hallmarks.[/QUOTE]
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