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Joe hunter

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They drain the water from our local pool in the park I always try to get to it before it's refilled for the summer well I finally got out there today for a few hours got a dollar or so in change two wheat backs and this lovely bracelet . ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1434326806.686624.jpg ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1434326825.902826.jpg ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1434326942.303019.jpg
 

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Joe hunter

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No I don't see one going to clean it better when the kids go to bed
 

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Very beautiful bracelet! Congrats!
 

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Way to go, saved from the drain! Sub 8-)
 

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Way to go, saved from the drain! Sub 8-)

It's more like a big pond they pump last yrs water out into the near by canal then ad fresh sand refill and chlorinate it's very nice I should post pics sometime
 

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Do the foil test (Wrap in foil and spit, leave for 15 seconds, and then smell it. Sulfur smell indicates Silver.). That's a good starting point. You could also do hot water, aluminum foil and baking soda... It'll remove tarnish from silver lickity split. Might make it easier to read the hallmark.
 

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Thought I'd show the clean version of Sundays find .
I believe it is silver but I don't know what the stones are but there's lots of them it may be old it was under the sand layer in the clayish pack ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1434497180.634194.jpg ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1434497270.583765.jpg ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1434497692.986340.jpg
 

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The bracelet is gorgeous!!! Looks old!:hello2:
 

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Sweet bracelet , does look old, hope you find out more information ! :occasion14:
 

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That's very nice, definitely vintage, looks to be 40's or 50's! :thumbsup:

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