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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
Hallmarking refers to a mark that is applied to pieces of precious metals (platinum, gold, palladium or silver), which shows that it has been independently tested and verified and therefore conforms to all legal standards of purity or fineness. It also includes marks for the makers, the Assay Office and shows the year.
A silver item needs to be hallmarked if it weighs more than 7.78g.
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