In this video, we show you how to differentiate cutlery made of real silver (mostly with a hallmark of 925 or 800) from cheap silver (90, 100, etc.) and completely worthless material with our precious metal testing device GoldScreenPen. Especially on flea markets and in the recycling business, the GoldScreenPen can be of great use for this purpose.

0:00 Introduction
1:05 Real silver cutlery
3:25 Cheap silver cutlery, stainless steel and chrome steel
5:35 Summary

By the way, there are two particularities that can occur with silver cutlery. It can happen that there are hallmarks with the number 12-16. These indicate an older measurement system for silver purity: 14 Lot (the German name for this unit) correspond to an 875 silver. Cutlery with this hallmark should therefore consist of precious real silver. Apart from that, you can also find hallmarks saying ARG 800, AMZ 800, Super Inox 800. These hallmarks can include fakes claiming to be an 800 silver but really being made of silver-plated stainless steel. These can be detected quickly with the GoldScreenPen.

More information about the GoldScreenPen: If you need non-destructive authenticity test of precious metals like gold, silver, platinum or palladium with high penetration, as well as quick tests for scrap gold, dental gold, jewellery, ingots and coins of any kind, the Goldanalytix GoldScreenPen is the right gold testing device for you. The GoldScreenPen is very versatile – whether in old metal processing, pawnshops, refineries, coin trade shops and recycling and waste disposal companies, the GoldScreenPen is the tool to choose. Get indications about the nature of the material live thanks to the object’s conductivity. The highly advanced, easily portable GoldScreenPen offers all of the functions needed for quick and safe precious metal tests. Visit our Facebook page to always be up-to-date:   / goldanalytix   More information about the GoldScreenPen can be found on the page: https://www.gold-analytix.com/goldscr...