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This part of the stamp kind of looks like it has that texture.

Do they use steel stamps? I actually thought that maybe it was a broken stamp first just because if it was resized, then they left basically 0 evidence of it. However, I couldn't understand why they'd use a broken stamp, but if it broke in the machine without the operator knowing, then I guess that ...

Here's the maker's mark. It's like the candy lol.


And here is a pretty terrible quality photo of most of the hallmarks. This way you can see how they were laid out.

dognose wrote:Hi,

Just out of curiosity, please could you post an image of the maker's mark?

Trev.

I'll be able to do it in a bit. For now though, it says "M&M."

That's interesting. Well, at least now I have a probable answer. Thank you! I'll never know exactly how it came to be that way, but it's here, so I guess that's that.

Hm. I don't live in the UK, so I didn't know that they don't usually re-stamp them. Is it something that the jeweler who probably resized it could have done? Date marks weren't compulsory when it was made after all. I don't know. It's just weird to me. It's the first item I've bought from England, s...

You know, now that I've very closely observed it, I think it may have actually been resized in the past. I still don't know why they'd do it at such an angle, but that's the only thing I can think of. When I was looking very closely at the area where the stamp is, I noticed that there was one part o...

I recently got this gold ring, but there's one mark on it that I can't seem to figure out, so any help would be appreciated. It has the Birmingham assay stamp, the crown and 18 stamps for gold, and it also has the circular "m" stamp that indicates it was made in 1886 (not in the photos). F...

Hi! I was hoping somebody could help me identify the mark on this ring. From what I can tell, it says 14K HH (although the "K" looks weird. Maybe it's overlapping with part of the HH), so I at least know it's 14 karat white gold, but what is the HH? I'm pretty sure it's an American ring, b...

I don't think there's a way for me to edit my original post, so I've added the images here.

dognose wrote:Hi,

Welcome to the Forum.

An image of the ring and all of the marks may go a long way in helping to get a positive identification.

Trev.

Alright, I'll do that after I post this.

Could someone try to identify this mark? I really can't tell you anything about the ring it's stamped in other than it's sterling silver and probably pre-1960s. It is also stamped "STERLING." I really have no information on it otherwise, and I'm simply guessing it's American made. Any help...