Thought I would try a little contest...P.A.T.H. members only. I have a weighted silver candle stick holder. The weight has been removed...leaving only the silver... closest guess gets the silver.weighed on digital scale in oz..It is approx 3" tall and 3 1/2" around. Weighed to the closest hundredth of an ounce. 1 guess per member in the subject line. Contest to end on Feb 14 at midnight.Winner will get silver at Feb. meeting. Good Luck!! McLucky
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Larry (IL)
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Thanks, good contest Steve.
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flinthunter
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Very surprising. Really makes one think.flinthunter
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Thanks Steve. Your right about the small amount of silver in pieces like this. Its a very thin skin of silver over the weighted material. For anyone wanting to scrap weighted sterling pieces I recommend eye protection and heavy gloves. Its also a good idea to check the Ebay value of your weighted piece before you pound on it. Sometimes it has a higher collector value than silver value.