You didn't inherit the object. You inherited the question — and one day an insurer, an executor or a buyer will ask it out loud. The answer was written down when the thing was new. We go and find it — and tell you how strongly it holds up, naming every source.
Check yours.
One photograph is enough to ask. Up to three helps.
Free to ask, no account. The report, if you want it, is CAD 35. · See a real report → · How to photograph it
We'll search the silver records.
Change it if that's wrong — it decides which archives we go into.
Maker or name, in your words. It stays yours — we show it as your reading, and it is never a score.
Noted. We'll write once, when the registers are in.
Opening the registers
We can.
Here's what's already in the record, and what isn't.
Found already · the places, not yet the numbers
Still open
Every source named. Every gap admitted. One report, within 24 hours.
Sooner or later someone asks: an insurer, an executor, a buyer. This is the answer, made before they ask.
If we can't produce a score, your money goes back in full. A low score is a score — it means the paper is thin, not that the object is wrong.
We won't tell you an object is genuine. Nobody honest can, from a photograph. We'll tell you whether its story stands up.
How it works
Up to three views.
A phone is fine.
We say what we see.
You say yes, or put us right.
Within 24 hours.
Every source named.
What you get
