Sterling by Webster

[DadsPreciousMetals]

Is this item worth more as an antique? or is it only worth its weight in silver?

[HonestMoneyGoldSilver]

@stefffana SPPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONNNNNNSSSS 😍

[stefffana]

I wouldn't pay more than spot, eventually maximum +5%, sorry, but this in only my humble opinion.

I have hundreds of silver spoons, all types, sizes, styles and purities, mostly bought under spot.

 

 

[DadsPreciousMetals]

I forgave a $20 debt for it so that well over spot as it only weighs a 16g but i guess it wasn't a total loss

[stefffana]

3 minutes ago, DadsPreciousMetals said:

I forgave a $20 debt for it so that well over spot as it only weighs a 16g but i guess it wasn't a total loss

Nope. Just use it daily for your own satisfaction and it's cool. 😊

[DadsPreciousMetals]

 

9 minutes ago, stefffana said:

Nope. Just use it daily for your own satisfaction and it's cool. 😊

Definitely going to keep in my collection

[harrygill111]

@Webster this has your name all over it 

[arphethean]

On 25/05/2023 at 23:13, stefffana said:

Nope. Just use it daily for your own satisfaction and it's cool. 😊

Don't put it in the dishwasher though! 

[Mobius]

On 25/05/2023 at 23:13, stefffana said:

Nope. Just use it daily for your own satisfaction and it's cool. 😊

My silver apostle spoon, made by Robert Tyte of Salisbury in 1630 and worth about £2000.

 

[stefffana]

39 minutes ago, Mobius said:

My silver apostle spoon, made by Robert Tyte of Salisbury in 1630 and worth about £2000.

 

Yep. Lovely...

But totally another league.

Nice to see it in daily use.🥰

[HillWalkerDundee]

I use silver spoons often. It seems to something to a meal

[Mobius]

Apparently strawberrys are supposed to taste better off a silver spoon, I might try it!

 

[SidS]

Glad to see people use their silver.

I did use a few of my silver coffee and tea spoons once upon a time! But silver isn't really great for hot drinks, the thermal conductive properties meant you had to show it the brew and get the bag out asap before you scalded your fingers! 😁

 

[stefffana]

2 minutes ago, SidS said:

Glad to see people use their silver.

I did use a few of my silver coffee and tea spoons once upon a time! But silver isn't really great for hot drinks, the thermal conductive properties meant you had to show it the brew and get the bag out asap before you scalded your fingers! 😁

 

Amateur...😂😂😂

[SeverinDigsSovereigns]

16 hours ago, Mobius said:

Apparently strawberrys are supposed to taste better off a silver spoon, I might try it!

 

They may well do. When I'd washed some silver coin with IPA and whatever organic solvent a sweet and floral smell appears, and I suppose some chemistry took place on the surface of silver. Same can happen to actual food as well.