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may be a platinum

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Hi all ,I found this ring this morning working a beach,I think its platinum , but on the inside of the ring it is stamped W&L 585PT/415CO.CU. Its weight is 8.4g and 5 mm in width .I would post a picture but I can't .Shore would like some hlep on this. Thanks.
 
Although platinum is identified by karat marks but stamped with "PT" or "plat" in the U.S. and "950" or "PT950" in Europe, other alloys are coming on the market. Dave Neuberg, Chief Executive Officer for Karat Platinum, put in a request to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to accept new technology for producing 585 platinum and 415 copper and cobalt product, 585 Plat.0 PGM, which will be stamped 585Pt.415Co.Cu (http://www.ftc.gov/os/comments/jewelryplatinum/517683-00054.pdf. ). This alloy stamp means the Karat Platinum is 58.5 percent platinum, and 41.5 percent copper and cobalt. Read more about this at http://jewelrymaking.about.com/od/aboutmetalandstones/a/070205.htm and follow links to the related articles as well. The Diamond Guy Diamond Cutters International refers to this controversy as platinum doping
 
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