Thanks guys! The Cartier name certainly doesn't hurt. That's what made my decision to hold versus scrapping it. It has around 4.5 ozs in it. Not terribly valuable, but very cool for ten bucks!
@asheland said:
Thanks guys! The Cartier name certainly doesn't hurt. That's what made my decision to hold versus scrapping it. It has around 4.5 ozs in it. Not terribly valuable, but very cool for ten bucks!
Im a sucker for stuff like this. So far Ive saved around 200 ozt of "cool stuff" from the melter in the last two years. Tiffany & Co always has comes home, we use it to decorate the house. Many items are stored at work in a crate. Gladly we are looking to build/ buy outside of town a slightly larger house, should be able to display many more pieces. Our current house was built around 1895 and moved to its current foundation in 1943, part of the "war boom" at the time and is only 850 sq ft of living space. Not bad considering we bought it while we were still 20.
I have not had much luck at the thrift/antique shops lately.....still looking though... and holiday season coming up, so perhaps some old stuff will be 'unloaded'....Cheers, RickO
This will be the cheapest Morgan silver dollar ever to be sold.
I bought it at an estate sale in a box with tools in the garage for one whole quarter! They thought it was just a big casino token
25 cent Morgan!
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One tradition we have in our house is that we buy an ornament for each other every year at Christmas and we open them on Christmas Eve and add it to our tree. My wife loves gorillas so I thought this year I would get her this silver round. I also bought one of the capsules that has a loop on top to add a hook so you can hang it on the tree.
That is an excellent picture... Reminds me of when I lived in Puerto Rico... I used to take pictures of the sunset (I lived on top of a high hill...good view of valley and ocean)...and also tried to catch the 'green flash'...Cheers, RickO
I agree with @Weiss....That figural fork is a real treasure...Hard to find in shops...as a matter of fact, I do not remember ever seeing one of those in thrift or antique shops around here....Cheers, RickO
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Cartier!?! What!?! I’ll be extremely lucky if I can find a Tiffany toothpick!
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Unreal!
@massscrew....Nice silver Buffs...and a good way to burn ebucks.....Cheers, RickO
Cest magnifique!
Thanks guys! The Cartier name certainly doesn't hurt.
That's what made my decision to hold versus scrapping it. It has around 4.5 ozs in it. Not terribly valuable, but very cool for ten bucks! 
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Im a sucker for stuff like this. So far Ive saved around 200 ozt of "cool stuff" from the melter in the last two years. Tiffany & Co always has comes home, we use it to decorate the house. Many items are stored at work in a crate. Gladly we are looking to build/ buy outside of town a slightly larger house, should be able to display many more pieces. Our current house was built around 1895 and moved to its current foundation in 1943, part of the "war boom" at the time and is only 850 sq ft of living space. Not bad considering we bought it while we were still 20.
I have not had much luck at the thrift/antique shops lately.....still looking though... and holiday season coming up, so perhaps some old stuff will be 'unloaded'....Cheers, RickO
I finally completed the Elemental Privateer Set:
From a collection purchased this past weekend.
@DNADave ....Wow...that is quite a pile of silver.....Cheers, RickO
Kenny’s digging the silver!
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Never seen those APMEX stacker bars. Are they 25oz?
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Kilos. Made by Scottsdale for APMEX
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Cool. They look like the Scottsdale stacker bars so it makes sense.
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@asheland.... Wow...nice silver bricks.....start building something...
Cheers, RickO
Added a piece to the world gold stack today.
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Another pallet filling up!
Who said theres a silver shortage? Lol
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@Jinx86....Are we to assume you have filled some other pallets??
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it's friday again
I'm a Harley fan so I had to complete this set... The case has seen better days, but the silver is mint
In no particular order:
This will be the cheapest Morgan silver dollar ever to be sold.
I bought it at an estate sale in a box with tools in the garage for one whole quarter! They thought it was just a big casino token
25 cent Morgan!
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Couple of recent buys
Been trying to get the stubby
GA 10 for awhile
@massscrew....I know a couple of bikers that would love that Harley set.....Cheers, RickO
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Nice 15x return on your investment, er "insurance".
Good job. Keep it up!!
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Bought gold eagles listed in a non-bullion category to earn the ebay bonus bucks. Unethical?
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One tradition we have in our house is that we buy an ornament for each other every year at Christmas and we open them on Christmas Eve and add it to our tree. My wife loves gorillas so I thought this year I would get her this silver round. I also bought one of the capsules that has a loop on top to add a hook so you can hang it on the tree.
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@Downtown1974 ....That is a very cool and thoughtful gift decoration..... Let us know how she likes it. Cheers, RickO
Nothing to report this Friday.
But I took a nice picture down here in Orlando.
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That is an excellent picture... Reminds me of when I lived in Puerto Rico... I used to take pictures of the sunset (I lived on top of a high hill...good view of valley and ocean)...and also tried to catch the 'green flash'...Cheers, RickO
Charles III Album
Charles III Portrait Set
Charles IV Album
Charles IV Portrait Set
@JohnnyCache....Oh sure... Rub it in....
Glad you got one though... very nice. Cheers, RickO
Newps from Orlando:
From left to right:
Wood & Hughes figural fork, c.1870-75
Dinner fork, Exeter, 1819
Pie fork, Gorham Pompeii pattern, c.1870
Close up of the handle:
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Nice. What are the marks?
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W&H
Sterling
and the retailer's mark:
F.A. BRAHE & CO which happens to be southern! Augusta, Georgia
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In my research, I found that this very fork sold through Heritage a few years ago:
https://fineart.ha.com/itm/silver-and-vertu/flatware/an-american-silver-and-silver-gilt-figural-fork-wood-and-hughes-new-york-new-york-circa-1870marks-w-and-h-sterling-/a/5051-68453.s
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@Weiss check out this. I got to dig through this on Saturday:
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The hunt is the best part. Did you get anything?
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I can see silver!
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auction lot?
Nothing silver in any of the shops the last week or so....Cheers, RickO
I’ve been stocking up on circulated Morgans and Peace dollars in between adding to my gold stack. Grabbed another dozen dollars this week.
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I'm scared of the generic circ morgan premiums.
It's a nice dream to get some, but not me, not now.
@Weiss i got these:
From left to right:
Wood & Hughes figural fork, c.1870-75
Dinner fork, Exeter, 1819
Pie fork, Gorham Pompeii pattern, c.1870
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Sorry, I see I posted them earlier. I forgot.
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Love that figural fork!
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I agree with @Weiss....That figural fork is a real treasure...Hard to find in shops...as a matter of fact, I do not remember ever seeing one of those in thrift or antique shops around here....Cheers, RickO
Purchased here this week from the BST.. Hard to turn these down
Care to grade it?
@massscrew Nice Half Eagle!!! AU55? No matter the grade, it presents nicely the way it is.
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