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Hello!

I would be very grateful for help. I have a silver spoon made in London in 1833. It has 5 stamps. One of them is the lion. So it should be in Sterling. What I find a bit strange is that it is very hard when trying to bend the shaft. I have other spoons from 830-925 that you can bend easily compared to spoons that are not genuine. The normal thing is that you mix 92.5 percent silver and the rest copper? Could it be that copper has been replaced by some harder material?

Best regards
Per

Hi Per

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Trev.

Hello!

Thank you so much for the answer. I'm going to try to download a photo. I have it on my desk right now.

Best regards

Per

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Hello!

Unfortunately, I do not know how to attach a photo. The only thing I can do is attach a link.

Best regrds

Per

Hello!

Thank you admin for your help.
Unfortunately, I do not find where to edit the text.

Best regards

Per