Extra coin silver plate spoon

[east texas terry]

Yesterday dig

 

[Newtothiss]

Silver? Sterling?
Find it metal detecting?

 

[east texas terry]

Silver? Sterling?
Find it metal detecting?

No Coin silver plate I was digging bottle. This site dates to the late 1800 to the 1920

 

[Newtothiss]

Gotcha.
I've found some silver plate stuff at dump sites, both digging and MD.

It's neat, but unless in crazy good condition or super intricate, I rarely keep it..

Nice though!

 

[Mailman1960]

Gotcha.
I've found some silver plate stuff at dump sites, both digging and MD.

It's neat, but unless in crazy good condition or super intricate, I rarely keep it..

Nice though!

I don't know why I find silverware interesting, they don't take up a lot of space. I'll throw em on table at a booth next summer, along with railroad spikes, horseshoes and other rusty stuff.

 

[crwncrk]

Extra Coin Silver Plate was a marking used by Oneida Community, not sure when they started/stopped using it, but I found a sugar spoon of the Raymond pattern (produced 1899) with the mark on the Mississippi River.