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Keene A52 with Gold Hog mats
Gold-N-Sand hand dredge
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OK if you say so.Pepper... your post.
"Rub your thumb back and forth on it to see if it leaves a dark streak on the skin.
Smell it and if it has the sulphur/egg smell then it's silver, if just a metallic smell then probably aluminum."
Silver has no smell.
Do you use Tarnex ? ? ?OK if you say so.
But go to your cabinet, take a piece of silver (sterling) rub you grub on it sniff.
Been doing this method for over 50 yrs-
Then you have been screwing up for over 50 years...OK if you say so.
But go to your cabinet, take a piece of silver (sterling) rub you grub on it sniff.
Been doing this method for over 50 yrs-
Well I guess the rubbing on a Half Crown, A Barber Half, George Half that produced the blackish mark on the thumb and smells like an egg fart is my imagination then.Then you have been screwing up for over 50 years...
And i quote...
"Sterling silver is odorless, so go ahead and smell the piece in question. Does it have a noticeable odor? If you can smell sulfur or a distinct metallic fragrance, then it is not sterling silver. The item could be silver-plated, but a scent indicates that it is not made entirely of sterling silver.
Awesome! 😂😂POP-si-cal! I-scream cone too!
bet it was more tricky to ride in summer 🤔That brings back memories. I still remember when they took the training wheels off my popsicle.
Ah very nice work Sir, I may have to adopt that method myself 🤔 xSmidgen of butter before the slap.
Sharks ae always a worry....only saw one yesterday.Cool! I take it sharks aren't a worry?