Sterling Silver items for trade.

[toady97]

I have a Tiffany’s Sterling Silver Money Clip marked “Tiffany’s 925” it is engraved “MPS”on the back. It comes with a Tiffany’s box and pouch. Weighs .64 ozt. [span style='text-decoration: line-through;']

I have a Silver Belt buckle with two birds motif, it is 2.25 inches long and 1 inch high, .94 ozt, marked by the artist .925 Mex [span style='text-decoration: line-through;']

I have US Coins (70 pieces) I have in this lot 70 pre-64 circulated Nickels (dated between 1964 and early 1950’s), 2 Uncirculated Nickels (53-S and 58), 3 Pre-64 dimes and a no date Buffalo Nickel.

And a Sterling Silver Figaro chain with lobster claw style clasp, 24 inches long, .56 ozt in weight, marked “Italy 925”

I was looking for Paypal gift and all prices are OBO. I was looking for trades in PMAGS, OTIS cleaning kits, Spyderco Knives, gadgets. LMK

 

[Khay]

Sir:

These are very nice items, for the most part,and I am interested, definitely. The clasp and the buckle look plated, rather than solid silver... is that correct? What about the chain? Plated or solid?

However, I think you should be aware (sorry), while all your coins are nice, and decent collectors items, the nickels are not silver at all. The ONLY years that nickels had silver content was from 1942-1945, at which point they were 56% copper/35% silver/9% manganese. Buffalo nickels, in contrast, are 75% copper/25% nickel, and all your other nickels are also 75% copper/25% nickel. Your dimes, on the other hand, ARE about 90% silver.

Other than that, nice collection of silver!

 

[Don Rearic]

I'll swap you a 1950s or early 60s Ben Franklin half dollar for the necklace.

Shoot me an E-mail if you are interested.

Thanks,

Don

 

[toady97]

The buckle and chain are silver; my mistake onthe coins. Everything is silver and marked as so.

Sir:

These are very nice items, for the most part,and I am interested, definitely. The clasp and the buckle look plated, rather than solid silver... is that correct? What about the chain? Plated or solid?

However, I think you should be aware (sorry), while all your coins are nice, and decent collectors items, the nickels are not silver at all. The ONLY years that nickels had silver content was from 1942-1945, at which point they were 56% copper/35% silver/9% manganese. Buffalo nickels, in contrast, are 75% copper/25% nickel, and all your other nickels are also 75% copper/25% nickel. Your dimes, on the other hand, ARE about 90% silver.

Other than that, nice collection of silver!

 

[Khay]

This may not be what you'd like for your silver, but I can offer $50 for the lot (I don't have any of the gear you'd like)

And Don - if he doesn't want your coin, I can offer you $8 for it.

I am trying to get some silver for inlays, but it's hard to find any Lol...

-Khay