Silver Isn't Always Pretty

I love nice silver and gold coins which is why I share them so often. But sometimes you come across some nice pieces that had been sold and were off to be melted. I found these sterling necklaces in a gold/ silver shop. Normally I drop by just to see if they have any interesting coins but instead found these. Each one weighs one ounce and are badly tarnished, but it's still silver and I paid spot.

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I can't find much information on them. But I'm thinking I may clean them up and see how they come out. Maybe I could flip them or even give away as gifts (depending on how they look after.) I'll post the after de-tarnishing and see what you all think!

Have a great Friday everyone!



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Nice, silver liquid necklaces they're called .. southwestern native American design it seems, should look good with a little cleanup.

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Thanks! It helps out a lot! The cleanup is the next phase of the adventure!
!CTP

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Heavy tarnish indeed however a Mr clean scrub pad will make easy work of making them look like new just gently rub the pad on the pieces, if you end up cleaning them with this method or another be sure to share with us

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I'll put the end result up with the before and after. They are kind of cool necklaces, but I personally will never get to use them. Like you said with that makeup compact case, it would require a change in gender identity... ain't gonna happen! Thanks for the recommendation, I've never heard of using scrub pads for tarnish.
!CTP

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