My girlfriend and I did some yard sale hunting today and found some neat stuff. Also included in the picture are some city market/thrift store finds from not so far back.
14k gold ring, I paid a dollar for it. Cheap gawky jewellery isn't always what it seems. I'm assuming minus the stone, the ring weighs in between 2.5-3 grams. The ring total weighs 3.6 grams.
Other than the ring, I found an enameled sterling ring and a nice condition steel penny, 1943 s, both a dollar as well. The last ring on the far right was from a thrift store. 10k gold ring with a stone, most likely faceted quartz, for 12 bucks. Not the best find, but an alright deal.
10k ring weighs 1.16 grams with the stone
Enameled silver ring weighs 10 grams total
Sterling spoons. The bottom 4 are a Gorham Sterling set I found at an estate sale. The bag was labeled sterling with the weight of 2.53 ounces. The lady asked for 19 dollars, so I gave it to her. She didn't seem to be concerned about pricing the spoons much cheaper than its weight. I haven't weighed the spoons for myself, but they're heavier than the rest of the spoons in my collection.
Top spoon was from Kansas City I went back in mid March for spring break trip. Says Anthony Kans on the mouthpiece of the spoons. Paid 3 bucks. Man who sold it to me had a bunch of plate spoons for 2, but he knew that one was sterling so asked for an extra dollar. Not complaining; it's quite a nice souvenir.
14k gold ring, I paid a dollar for it. Cheap gawky jewellery isn't always what it seems. I'm assuming minus the stone, the ring weighs in between 2.5-3 grams. The ring total weighs 3.6 grams.
Other than the ring, I found an enameled sterling ring and a nice condition steel penny, 1943 s, both a dollar as well. The last ring on the far right was from a thrift store. 10k gold ring with a stone, most likely faceted quartz, for 12 bucks. Not the best find, but an alright deal.
10k ring weighs 1.16 grams with the stone
Enameled silver ring weighs 10 grams total
Sterling spoons. The bottom 4 are a Gorham Sterling set I found at an estate sale. The bag was labeled sterling with the weight of 2.53 ounces. The lady asked for 19 dollars, so I gave it to her. She didn't seem to be concerned about pricing the spoons much cheaper than its weight. I haven't weighed the spoons for myself, but they're heavier than the rest of the spoons in my collection.
Top spoon was from Kansas City I went back in mid March for spring break trip. Says Anthony Kans on the mouthpiece of the spoons. Paid 3 bucks. Man who sold it to me had a bunch of plate spoons for 2, but he knew that one was sterling so asked for an extra dollar. Not complaining; it's quite a nice souvenir.
