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08-23-2010, 05:08 AM
The first one is 銀純 (Yín chún) which, as another user noted means "Pure silver" (in Chinese). Something interesting to note is that the kanji are reversed in Japanese 純銀 (Jungin; also meaning "pure silver")
The second one looks like 様 minus the 木 radical :/ but I don't know what that is...
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