Old Pawn style belt buckle

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The belt is new, and can be removed from the buckle. It is a standard belt buckle. The buckle is in the old pawn Native American style, purchased at a pawn in N AZ. I purchased the belt from a Native craftsman near Micanopy, FL. The belt measures 48 in total length, the holes range from 36 to 41. This belt could be cut, holes added, etc, with zero detraction from the piece if you need a smaller size. I set it up this way, so that it can be adjusted.

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atselugisdibill You show no pictures of the back of the piece - is there maker's Mark or other information on the back?

Aug 15Reply

jpminnillo @atselugisdibill Thanks for your interest! I will post more pics today and Ill look for a makers mark.

Aug 15Reply

jpminnillo @atselugisdibill So I shared a photo of the back of the belt buckle, I see no makers mark or identifying marks. It is NOT sterling silver as it shows no tarnish and I have never polished it. If I had to guess I would say it is chromed? I hope this helps. You are the first person to show any interest in this and I would like to sell it, so please make an offer if you like it, I am negotiable.

Aug 15Reply

atselugisdibill @jpminnillo Thank you.

Nov 10Reply

atselugisdibill The buckle has no particular value or appeal to me - if I bought it, it would be to resell it and, of course, your asking price does not allow for that. Does the coin itself have some collectors’ value? Not sure why the high price.

Nov 10Reply

jpminnillo @atselugisdibill Well, for starters I set the price based on how unique it is. I havent really seen anything else on PM like this. Also, everything I have sold the buyers have worked me down in price incredibly, while everything I buy the people do not budge on price. So I just figured I would pick a high number to start with. As for actual value, I paid 40-50 for the belt, the buckle was something from a relatives estate. I know it had been in his possession since the 1970s

Nov 10Reply

jpminnillo @atselugisdibill My bottom line is around $100, if that appeals to you then please make an offer. Thanks again for your interest!

Nov 10Reply