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Before 1840 "silverware" was made of silver, but now we use the word to refer to both real silver utensils and everyday flatware, which may be silver plated or, more commonly, stainless steel.
It would depend upon the base metal underneath the plating. If it's copper or brass for instance then probably not. If it's a tin based alloy of some sort, maybe.
It's best to use special cleaning products specifically for polishing silver. Apply the cleaner to 100% cotton balls so as not to scratch the silver and rub gently. If the tarnish doesn't come off, try an old toothbrush with softened bristles. There's a good article on caring for silver at link below.
Sure, you can eat it, but it'll tarnish the silver. Use stainless steel.
For many years, real silver flatware had to be cleaned by hand. The detergents used in dish washers contained chemicals that would cause real silver to form an unwanted patina of tarnish. In order to maintain its shine, silver that was cleaned in a washer had to be hand polished frequently. Today, most dish washer detergents use a milder formula that is safe for use on real silver flatware. Though silver must still be polished on occasion, it is less likely to cause silver to dull or patina with repeated use.
Use the thinner from that paint, or use Goof Off.
One cent. It was probably plated for use in jewelry or similar. It has no special value to collectors, however.
Monarch Silver Company is a trade name recorded in the Trademark Division of the Patent Office by the National Silver Company in 1943 for use on silverplated flatware and cutlery.
if the plating is gold and not scratched, use a gold cleaning cloth. then a silver cleaning cloth.
She inherited a beautiful set of sterling silver flatware from her grandmother.
Do not mix gold plated connectors with silver connectors. In other words, if the socket on the motherboard is gold plated, use gold plated DIMM's, same for silver. The 2 do not mix. This causes corrosion and separation of the module. Also, use the recommended speeds. If one is lower than the motherboard requires, your system will not be stable, resulting in the loss of data.