L Begay- are these all the same artist?

Identifying & Discovering
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I have three pieces that are all marked the same, L. Begay. From quick searches, it seems like there are a lot of artists with the name Begay and multiple variations of L Begay. These pieces look pretty new. I’m wondering if I should try to sell them individually, or as a lot/set? Any advice is appreciated.

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I found L. Begay in Hallmarks of the Southwest by Barton Wright. It doesn’t identify what the L. stands for and all it says is that person worked as a smith for Richardson Trading Co, are Navajo, and first used the L. BEGAY stamp in 1975. Your pieces do look somewhat similar and could be the same silversmith, but ???

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The cuff looks something like one I have by Loren Begay.