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30th April 11, 09:11 AM
#11
 Originally Posted by DWFII
MOR,
What a good idea. I never thought of that...especially that a local jeweler could do it.
What do you suppose something like that would cost?
I'm guessing that it might cost about $50-- but that's only a guess. The process uses bugger all silver, so it's really down to what the jeweler thinks he can get away with charging. You might also want to check the yellow pages under plating and see if you can find the shop to which the jeweler would send your buckles if he can't do them in house.
If you run into a brick wall, let me know and I'll see what I can do for you out here.
Best Regards
Scott
MoR
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