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This is a great looking WWII Award of Merit Ships for Victory Maritime Commission Enameled Pin, measuring approx. 5/8" X 7/8" (This is the smaller of 2 that we have), and is marked STERLING and has other markings, please see photos. Weighs approx. 6 grams. Clasp works fine. Neat Pin.
Please remember that anything handmade is not perfect. There may be some flaws, mostly from manufacture, and possibly from age. I will try to note anything that I see as a major flaw.
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Please NOTE, I do not clean any of the jewelry as some collectors prefer to leave the original patina on the piece.
Coin Silver is used a lot in the making of jewelry, especially Native American pieces. Coin Silver is 900 parts to 1000, ie 900/1000 pure silver, whereas Sterling Silver is 925 parts to 1000, ie 925/1000 pure silver.
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