Spoon (4) - .830 silver - Sweden - Mid 18th century

10.04.25:

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Danske mønter fra de tidligere møntserier er stadig gyldige. De burde kunne omveksles til gangbare kontanter i ens eget pengeinstitut. Desværre lader det til, at det står bankerne frit for at kræve utilbørlige gebyrer herfor. En kunde har i dag vist mig en sms fra Spar Nord, heraf fremgik det, at det ikke kunne betale sig. Spar Nord skulle nemlig have 1.200,- kr. i timen for at optælle hendes mønter. Kan det være statens trick, for at tilegne sig, en milliard ekstra i form af manglende indløsning af danskernes gamle mønter? Staten må jo tillade denne uhørte grådighed, eller er bankerne ikke omfattet af anstændighed?

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Spoon (4) - .830 silver - Sweden - Mid 18th century

Set of four 18th century Swedish dinner-spoons. Most likely Strömstadt city mark
Unknown silversmith, three are marked PP and a ship, one (a bit bigger) marked PP and H.
The spoons are engraved. 175g.

Shipped tracked via Postnord.

SOLGT:

Spoon (4) - .830 silver - Sweden - Mid 18th century

Set of four 18th century Swedish dinner-spoons. Most likely Strömstadt city mark Unknown silversmith, three are marked PP and a ship, one (a bit bigger) marked PP and H. The spoons are engraved. 175g. Shipped tracked via Postnord.

SOLGT:

Set of four 18th century Swedish dinner-spoons. Most likely Strömstadt city mark
Unknown silversmith, three are marked PP and a ship, one (a bit bigger) marked PP and H.
The spoons are engraved. 175g.

Shipped tracked via Postnord.