There shouldn't be any other dates stamped on your half dollar. Only the date 1969.
SS stamped on jewelry means Sterling Silver. Some other common stamps for Sterling Silver are "925" "S/S" "ster" "sterling" and "sterling silver" SP stamped means "Silver Plated" - No Real Value because it is only a coating that is put over a less valuable metal such as Brass or Copper.GP stamped means "Gold Plated" (same as above)Common stamps found on Gold are 10k, 14k and 18k (they could also be stamped with a three digit number: 416 (same as 10k), 585 (same as 14k) and 750 (same as 18k)
The Canadian dollar coin is made of nickel-plated steel. The 1-dollar coin, commonly known as the "loonie," features an image of a common loon on one side and Queen Elizabeth II on the other.
No. Anything that is plated with a precious metal such as silver, gold or platinum, will not be hallmarked no matter how thick the plating. The plating is not the initial material.925 will only be on sterling silver jewellery.
HP stamped on jewelry typically stands for "Heavy Plated," indicating that the piece is made from a base metal that has been coated with a substantial layer of gold or other precious metals. This stamp signifies that the jewelry is not solid gold but is designed to have a more luxurious appearance without the higher cost. It is important to note that the durability and longevity of heavy plated jewelry can vary based on the thickness of the plating.
If the pieces are not clearly marked Sterling, they are most likely silver plated. Silver plated items have a much lower value than sterling ones. If it is silver plated, the pitcher might be worth $40-50. If it is sterling, it would be worth at least ten times that.
No it's not, incomplete edge lettering is common on the Sacagawea & Presidential dollar coins.
Cloissone pins are stamped out of a sheet of copper paper. The stamping results in recessed areas that are filled with enamel powder. Then the pin is high fired at 800-900 degrees. After cooling the surface is ground down to a smooth finish. After that the copper is plated. Other types of pins are stamped out of steel, brass, or aluminum.
"925" stamped on jewelry signifies that it is made of sterling silver, not gold. Sterling silver is an alloy containing 92.5% silver and 7.5% other metals (usually copper).
HGEA means heavy gold electroplated alloy, in other words a cheap fake ring. A ring stamped with this hallmark is usually made of an inexpensive base metal like copper and then plated with a very thin skin of gold. The amount of gold used to plate the ring is almost nonexistent and therefore usually worthless.
If it has 3 clearly repunched mintmark images, it will be worth about $30 in circulated condition.
The number 395 stamped on silver typically represents the purity of the silver, often indicating that it is 39.5% pure silver and the remaining 60.5% is made up of other metals to make it more durable. This level of purity is common in silver-plated items. It is always recommended to verify the authenticity and quality of the silver by consulting with a professional.
FB Rodgers was a manufacturer of silver plated products and did not produce any sterling. To tell if a piece of silver is sterling or plate, the word sterling or .925 or 925/1000 must be stamped somewhere on the piece. If it is not, it is plate or some other material.