Just on the side note - they can't be worn down, because that would mean the cymbal is thinned at certain area, or as a whole - the lathing grooves would be gone, etc. That happens only when some strange people take some very rough sandpaper and put where it should not be put.
They're probably just lightly stamped, wich, on the other hand, happens all the time, even with modern cymbals.
As far as I have, I feel the wights are app. below range.Trans 6-700g ish50's 600g -700g ish60's 800g-900g ish70's 1000g-1300g ishModern K light 1000g - 1300g
[COLOR="Gray"]I understand, and those are some nice weights you have there...all I am saying is, one cannot generalize the weights to an era.
i.e.:
"all Trans-stamps are between 6-700g's"...
"all 60's ones are between 8-900g's"
I have Trans-stamps which are 750/820...
and 60's ones which are 730/820...
...and 70's ones which are about the same....
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