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Lion wins.
nearly wiped out the Aisian lion(under 300 left in the world) nearly wiped out the mountain lion, or cougar, (with under 1000 left in the world ) and nearly wiping out the African lion (under 3000 left in the world). if you think that 3000 is a lot, guess how many humans there are in the world: 8 and a half BILLION!
To clarify, the symbol on silver.
A male lion typically stands about 4 feet at the shoulder, while a female lion is slightly smaller, standing around 3.5 feet at the shoulder.
If the lion is passant (walking) it is a symbol of English sterling silver. If the lion is rampant (standing on hind legs) it is a symbol of Scottish sterling silver.
On coins it is the lion - there are three lions on an asoka pedestal - one facing out, one facing left, one facing right.
No, not all silver needs to have the 925 stamp to be genuine. Sterling silver is typically stamped with "925" to indicate that it is 92.5% pure silver, but there are other types of silver that may not have this specific stamp. It's always best to purchase silver from reputable sources to ensure its authenticity.
Made by W.& S. Blackinton Co. from Meriden, Connecticut, I believe. Markings include a horse (or unicorn's) head facing right, the initials "W & SB", the lion facing left. Probably also marked as EPC or EPN (electro-plated copper or nickel). If Electro plated, then not very valuable.
The 1826 British Shilling and Sixpence coins are both sterling silver and both have a lion standing on a crown on the reverse. The Shilling is 23.5 mm in diameter. The Sixpence is 19 mm in diameter.
You've got an argent and sable split field (black on top, silver on the bottom) with a sejant erect lion - cross charged (a lion standing on one leg, pawing with the other 3 and silver on top, black on the bottom).
my hallmark is a standing lion leaning against a shield with the letters L G N Y - what is the significance?
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What does lion hall mark mean
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Lion wins.
Standing on four paws, as a lion would.