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How To Stop My Eliz I Shilling Crumbing To Dust ?

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How-To-Stop-My-Eliz-I-Shilling-Crumbing-To-Dust-?

When browsing my old collection for my new love of errors, I noticed my Eliz I shilling was crumbling.

Any ideas how to stop / slow down the process of degredation ?
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 Posted 08/18/2014  10:44 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Tryna to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Yikes! I think the first thing I would try to do is contact the V & A or other national museum to speak with a conservator. I have never seen silver crumble before but there is a world full of things I have never seen. Good luck with it.
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Is the Elizabethan Era long enough ago for silver to crystallize and fracture? Is it a plated contemporary counterfeit?
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Queen Elizabeth I ruled 1558-1603.
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