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I need help identifying a makers mark in a silver ring. Any information will be greatly appreciated.
I need help identifying a makers mark in a silver ring. Any information will be greatly appreciated.
УДСЧ, 925, Russia. -___-
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It doesn’t make any sense to me…
Item:
Серебряный Зажим для платка - Silver Scarf Clip.
It’s a Russian silver mark. The piece is modern, so it won’t be in my favorite Russian Mark Book.
To break it down:
Included is a photo which shows the mark with the 925. Those are the silver purity mark. The small letter in front of the head is the city mark. It looks like the Cyrillic letter for Moscow in front of the head.
The YAC4 is most likely the assay mark of which there are many. You can translate the Cyrillic Letters to help match the mark, just look at a Cyrillic alphabet table.
Russian or Soviet & USSR tend to have 2 marks the silver mark (the head 925) and an assay mark, with many not having a maker’s mark. Not unlike USA marks with just have 925 or sterling.
There doesn’t seem to be a maker’s mark. I did an image search and didn’t find anything close.
Wow, thank you both so much. Very useful info, I really do appreciate it.