I found and purchased an antique car collection for my father for ChristmasIt has small, individual cars grooved into 1-inch silver chunksIt needs to be cleaned before I give it to himBut I'm afraid I'll damage itHave any solutions? Thanks in advance!
In the context of the question it is bothAn article that is homogeneous 925 fine Sterling Silver throughout can be hallmarked as such, and can correctly be described as solid silverAn article that is only plated with Sterling Silver is heterogeneous, it is a thin surface coating on a base metal article and would thus not be hallmarked 925, neither can it be described as solid silverBritannia Silver (958 fine), Silver Dollars (800 fine) would be correctly described as solid silverIt is an article s structure of homogeneous silver alloy, not the exact fineness that counts.
^not to mention elevators won't close if there is anything in between the doors.
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