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Learn how to read silver hallmarks and avoid buying electroplated junk disguised as real silver.

This quick guide shows you exactly what to look for when checking charity shop finds, antique silver, or online purchases.

Steve breaks down the essential hallmark symbols you need to know. You'll learn how to identify authentic British silver by recognizing town symbols and assay office marks. 🔍

➡️ The anchor mark means your piece was tested in Birmingham
➡️ The leopard's head confirms it was tested in London
➡️ These marks verify you've got genuine British sterling silver

But here's the critical part—knowing the warning marks that mean you should walk away. If you see EP (electroplated) or EPNS (electroplated nickel silver), put it down immediately.
It's just brass underneath with a thin silver coating. Not worth your money. ❌
Understanding silver hallmarks is essential for any beginner stacker or charity shop treasure hunter. This knowledge protects you from overpaying for plated items and helps you spot genuine sterling silver bargains.
Whether you're hunting at car boot sales, charity shops, or antique markets, knowing how to read hallmarks gives you confidence in every purchase. No more guessing—just clear, factual identification.

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