Guess where i went

[plymouthian12]

You guessed it back to the pond, went for a couple hours 11 wheats not shown, 1 indian 1901, 1 v nickle 1911, 2 Barber quarters 1901,1902, a headless cowboy, a lipstick,a silver ring with stone,a junk ring blueish stone looks like a madona inside of stone, and i think someone got screwed on the class ring dated 1959 his name is Gavin and the ring is gold plated thats a first for me.. ive seen gold filled but never a gold plated, and part of an eight guage shotgun shell biggest ive found yet. thanks for looking
kent

 

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[CASPER-2]

STILL SOME NICE OLD FINDS FRESH WATER OLD SILVER LIKE THAT BEAT THE CRUSTIES I BEEN GETTING IN THE SALT WATER ANYDAY

 

[lorraine]

Nice post, P12...


Those rings are so interesting to view; the stones are pretty!

I've never heard of a gold -plated class ring..that's unusual.


Looks like the cowboy lost the duel!

HH
Lorraine

 

[NYwaterhunter]

He definately got screwed on the class ring. I doubt the salesmen told him it was plated. Any markings on the band? That's a first for me to see. I have about 40 class rings and have never seen a fake like this one.
I do have fake gold wedding bands that look perfect.
Oh well, still some nice finds.
Are you diving the pond?
Take care.
Gary G.

 

[Whydah]

Kent, your kickin it buddy.... man you are sniffing them things outa that place.... congratulations.....nice rings......

 

[Les West Central Fl]

Great to get old finds.

 

[Sand Gnat]

Really Cool Finds! Rings are very Nice!

 

[plymouthian12]

Funny when i scrape the crud off i see gold color but doesnt hold 10k acid maybe a lower karat maybe european? and the additives are what i see rotting away? any thoughts?

 

[Jim in MA]

Plymouthian12 nice finds,you have to keep hitting that spot!!!

A few years back I found a ring in the salt water that was heavily encrusted, I treated it as a junker.
That winter I hit it with electrolysis to see what it was, There was a stamp on it 333 witch is 8k
I acid tested it with 10k acid. 80% of it dissolved very slow, and left a small residue that never dissolved.
Good Luck Jim