Antiques. Antique Silver: York Hallmarks (part one)

[@Pureblood10000]

Another brilliant presentation,I’m looking forward to part two👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@michaelbaggott-rk1lh]

Thankyou!

[@peterkinner1678]

York, fantastic! Whipped out my 1798 H&P pair of salts and had a quick fondle. They were catalogued as London 1807.

[@michaelbaggott-rk1lh]

Splendid! Love a good york find👍

[@hugharthur8898]

extremely interesting subject again....thanks Michael.

[@michaelbaggott-rk1lh]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@philmbridges]

Thank you! So very informative!

[@michaelbaggott-rk1lh]

👍

[@martinreid1740]

Thanks again for another interesting and educational video, I've been looking at that York tumbler on L&T's website and wondered why they had it as London marked. A quick look in my Jacksons clearly shows the hallmarks for York.

[@michaelbaggott-rk1lh]

You weren’t aline in your befuddlement at the description, had a lot of collectors ask me this week was going on. Spurred me on to do this!

[@asheland_numismatics]

Hard to believe, but I don’t believe I have ever owned a piece of York silver. 😥😥😩

[@michaelbaggott-rk1lh]

It’s rare stuff.

[@asheland_numismatics]

@@michaelbaggott-rk1lh in your opinion, which city is the hardest to find?

[@michaelbaggott-rk1lh]

@@asheland_numismatics definitely the York Town mark is the rarest of the official Assay Offices