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Thank you blackstone. Outstanding information. It all makes sense now, with your synopsis on the evolution of Russian/Estonian silver marks. I have tried to spot any event occurred in Tartu on the 10 IX 1920 but had no luck. Don't you agree that this case could be, not only a public event comemorati...

Thanks a lot for your input, Jackk.
Is it usual seing silver articles being traded in Syria?
...Because the only definition for Tartus is the Syrian city.
Fernando
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Hello, could someone help here? I assume this purse is Syrian, judging by the 'Tartus' engraved on it; or at least it ended up in Syria. It has hallmarks that i would like to identify. Its fineness grade (84), is like in Russian silver, but i ignore whether this standard is exclusive from that count...