Spoon Round Mark Plateria (?) PATINO Sterling

[Traintime]

What appears as a typical modern tourist souvenir spoon, but possibly bearing an older marking. No eagles, Mexico, Hecho en, town, or numbers. Sterling is visible at bottom, and faces to ouside, not inward. Top word begins "PL", but all that is legible...Plateria is logical but not definite, and characters are limited between 5-8 total. PATINO seems to be maker or retailer (shop) name...oddly enough it is largely associated with a metal mining company in Central America but we can't assume any connection to them. TIA

[manymen]

was looking for info on these earrings when i came across this forum. not sure how to attach pictures yet, new member.

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