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The pitcher arrived today! :) It is 251grams, .925 so the spot's about $215-ish. Very pleased to get it for $66. As an added bonus, I love the look of it. Happy days. (Still can't read the maker's mark.)

No, but it seems they buyer is missing a couple of sandwiches. Pffft!

Well, whatever it is - and it is .925 - I just bought it for $66!! Can't wait to weigh it. It should be at least 100g...shouldn't it?:/

Sorry for the noob anwer! Aesthetic value aside, I reckon the value of .925 jewellery (without provenance) would be less than currency. A lot of '.925 jewellery is of dubious metal content, while .925 currency can be relied upon (presuming it's not fake!) to be just that. Of course, .925 is...

Hmmm, can anyone identify the marks on this pitcher? I've had a hunt around the interwebby thing with no luck. Of course, it would depend on thickness, but can anyone estimate what weight it might be? I'm told it's 19cms tall and 13cms wide. (Seller estimates 300 - 500g (!!) which I rather...

But, when the SHTF, who wants a bakery?!

Presumably, aesthetic appeal or the rarity of a piece, or perhaps a particular manufacturer will attract a premium. For example, a .925 Georg Jensen piece would certainly attract a premium, one, because it's Georg Jensen and, two, because it's probably beautiful. (Not all 'junk' is junk, ya know!)

Seems to me, if the spot price for .999 is $30/oz, then .925 spot (if there were such a thing) would be $27. Correct? Or am I missing something (apart from possibly the ability to do simple maths)?

Silver is silver is silver. However, I find myself constantly trawling feebay for PAMP 'bargains' (with some good wins lately) coz I just love 'em!

Oh, dear! It is a bit of an unfortunate rendering of the young people, isn't it?