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Hi all, I'm new here to the forum and not massively up to speed with silver markings but I was browsing the local charity shop today and noticed some markings on to my eye an ugly boat plaque, the research I have done puts it as scandanavian and 830 silver, it has an ANO stamp next to what looks like a fish stamp then the 830 silver stamp, but I'm not sure so would very much appreciate any help you can throw my direction, cheers.

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Hi,

Welcome to the Forum.

That is a mark used by the Cyprus Assay Office.

In future posts please remember that you are far more likely to get a response if you embed your images as very few people will click on such links.

Trev.

Hi,
Right, Phoenician single-sail boat and maker in Greek letters AПО.
Regards

Hey guys thanks so much for your assistance, I will definitely imbed my pics from now on thank you for the advice, as for the plaque..it is solid silver then? And has any one got a date? Thanks.

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It`s solid silver of .830 fineness.
Value is not discussed here.
Regards

Thanks again mate, I'm going to melt it down is all to attempt to make a ring for my lady, wouldn't like to destroy something special tho, I will go ahead with the smelting unless otherwise advised haha cheers again.