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British-like marks, King George Crowned Lion, Letters RG
British-like marks, King George Crowned Lion, Letters RG
I really can't figure this one out. Possibly Rufus Greene, early American? Please help anyone out there.
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Re: British-like marks, King George Crowned Lion, Letters RG
Hi and welcome to the forum.
The hallmark is a Sheffield mark with the date letter / crown combination mark used on smaller objects between 1780 and 1853. C with an upright crown over it is the assay year 1811/12 and RG is Robert Gainsford.
Phil
The hallmark is a Sheffield mark with the date letter / crown combination mark used on smaller objects between 1780 and 1853. C with an upright crown over it is the assay year 1811/12 and RG is Robert Gainsford.
Phil
Re: British-like marks, King George Crowned Lion, Letters RG
Thank you sir! So this does mean it is sterling?
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Re: British-like marks, King George Crowned Lion, Letters RG
Yes it is sterling - that is what the British hallmarking system guarantees.
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