Silver Skull on Brass Money Clip

Materials, Capacity and Use Questions

Is the entire skull money clip made from sterling silver?

No. The raised skull element is listed as 925 silver, while the folded money-clip body is brass. The two metals create the visible silver-and-warm-brass contrast; the listing does not describe an all-silver clip.

How many bills or cards can this money clip hold?

The listing does not provide a verified bill or card capacity. The gallery demonstrates folded bills beneath the shorter skull tongue, but it does not establish a maximum load. Add contents gradually and do not force the brass fold wider to match another clip's capacity.

Where do the folded bills sit in the clip?

The longer brass plate forms the base and the shorter curved tongue returns over it. Gallery views with cash show the folded bills beneath that shorter tongue, leaving the raised skull visible above the notes.

Will the brass and silver sections tarnish in the same way?

They are different metals and may change appearance differently with handling and air exposure. Wipe both surfaces with a soft dry cloth, avoid leaving residue in the skull details or fold, and do not use aggressive polish without checking that it is suitable for both silver and brass.

What size is the clip and how many clips are included?

The listing gives a 53 × 20 mm size, a 32 g weight and one money clip per selected quantity. The two measurement axes are not separately named, so use the full listed size rather than treating either value as a confirmed width or length.