Need your help please

TONEDDOLLARS

I was looking in a old silverware draw that had not been opened in over three years when I came upon this piece that I had put away several years before. I know a lot of you can tell from a picture if somethig is AT or NT so I thought I would ask for your help with this one. If real this could end up being one of my sexier pieces

































Thanks for your help on this

LindeDad

Any good siver polish should fix that.

21Walker

AT, altered date, BB............Rick

Coinhusker1

I don't think your dinner guests would appreciate the monster toning as much as Morgan collectors!!

TONEDDOLLARS

I think its natural

morgannut2

DO NOT USE DIP ON THIS. Fine silver should only be cleaned with silver polish and elbo greese--although it won't certify again!!

TWODOGS

It would either be body-bagged or net graded for cleaning, depending on the service you use. (Service...*snicker*) That type of coloration is due to the use of either a rouge cloth or some other micro-abrasive polishing compound. The fine, fine scratches lend themselves to a more rapid oxidation of the silver.

That spoon handle is micro-whizzed.

Sorry dude.

Newmismatist

Jack

I find those beauties every year about those time - something to do with company coming for Thanksgiving dinner and getting out the good silver - and EVERY year I've got to clean those beauties - every darn one of them - breaks my heart - but I was thinking maybe jeweluster next year - less hairlines - know what I mean?

BigD5

I think someone got a bit dizzy from too much turkey........