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Posted 2 years ago
chicagoron
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Well after looking at this statue for over a year I always though that it was black but after I tried to knock the dust off of it I noticed that it was silver??? I did the magnet test also the sulfur match test and it passed both which makes me believe it to be silver. I filed underneath and its also silver and scratched a few spots up top and under the heavy tarnishing and it's also silver. It has no markings or stamps on it. It stands 16inch tall and has some weight to it. Let me know what you think. Thanks Ron.
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