Copper Silver Gold! Plus Army plate and misc

rastinirv

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What a nice day! Was at park I've been to many times before. First found the little sterling pendant/charm. Later a 1944 Canadian cent. Then came the 14K, 14-gram ring.

Wondering if it's antique; the monogram looks kind of old-timey. I *think* it says DHM, but not sure. :icon_scratch: Any ideas?

Also found the Army plate, plus, very deep, what looks like some kind of old handle.

Thanks for looking!

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nsdq

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your handle thing is a large cotter key
 

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Nice finds...Congratulations!!!! 14 grams is good all day long!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It does look like DHM.............unusual design....
 

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that ring is sweet. my guess is that is dates back to the 30's
 

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Sweet big hunk of gold ! As a license plate collector I would love to dig a plate like that ! Great finds
Glen
 

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14 grams of 14k, thats a nice chunk of gold! Congratulations!

Steve
 

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rastinirv

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Sweet big hunk of gold ! As a license plate collector I would love to dig a plate like that ! Great finds
Glen

Hey pl8man, any idea how old the plate is? I figured it's probably not all that old since it is rustless.
 

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great GOLD ring!
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the Army lic. plate "looks" old in style......it is really cool. you had a great day!
 

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Hey pl8man, any idea how old the plate is? I figured it's probably not all that old since it is rustless.

I had some in my collection back in the 1990's but they were black with white numbers , very heavy and were from the late 1950's . My guess is the early 1970's , very cool !
Glen
 

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very nice DHM ring.....what happened to the English halfpenny? Found like that??
 

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rastinirv

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1944 George VI Halfpenny
OK, as I only saw the half I'm used to..........Now reading your post again, its British Canadian. Same question, what happened to it?

What you're referring to is a common 1944 Canadian one-cent piece. If you mean why does it look the way it does, it's because I ran it through the rock tumbler for a while.
 

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What you're referring to is a common 1944 Canadian one-cent piece. If you mean why does it look the way it does, it's because I ran it through the rock tumbler for a while.

OK, that explains it.
 

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rastinirv

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OK, that explains it.

Yeah, generally if it's a common copper coin -- even if it's pretty old -- I run them in the tumbler. Sometimes they come out looking great, sometimes their pitting/general toastiness is fully revealed. :)
 

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Cotter pin, I love the gold!!!That is a very nice find. I have to make me a tumbler too.
 

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