Please help

[Bigmfdan]

I have a Canfield bro&co coin silver spoon and another that is Canfield bro&co without coin on it was wondering if maybe it wore off please help
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[Bigmfdan]

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[silverly]

Welcome to the forum. Not all coin silver was marked coin. I would take both pieces to be coin silver without hesitation.

[Bigmfdan]

thank you very much I thought they both were I am a super novice when it comes to silverware and silver plated this site is very informative thank you very much

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[Bigmfdan]

And one more spoon that I have question about
BSTILLMAN and it's got initials HB I believe would this also be coin silver

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[Aguest]

:::: Barton Stillman of Rhode Island who died 1837 looks like a good possibility. ::::::

::::: The Canfield & Bro marked "COIN" is definitely solid silver (90% silver). But I just want to make absolutely sure that the other spoon is solid silver (90% silver). I've had some difficulty in the past determining the difference between CANFIELD & BRO coin silver vs. CANFIELD & BRO silver plated spoons. I remember telling myself to be careful about CANFIELD & BRO. ::::::::

[dognose]

@Bigmfdan,

As previously advised, please start a new topic with each item.

Trev.