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1.48oz of UGLY Silver

jcobb

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Ft. Worth Tejas
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CTX3030...AT Pro & Garrett Pro Pointer
Bounty Hunter 505 (Loaner)
Quick lunch hunt at a local park. I found this silver ladle about 8 inches down beside the curb. Test good for silver and is marked R. Jaccard & CO Thanks for looking!
 

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Silver is Silver... Sounded great I bet!
 
Ugly yet beautiful
ZDD
 
I believe that's and "E" not an "R" E. Jaccard & co. circa 1852 1862
 
There is no ugly silver, it all shines! Nice find! What's it weigh?
 
wow, somebody was mad at that ladle
 
At least digging that hole wasn't a waste of time! Silver is silver! Good job man!
 
That ladle has had a rough life.......run in with a lawn mower or two maybe. But, yep, silver is silver.........
 
Sweet hunk of silver !
 
What is coin silver?

Coin Silver is a term for items made from Melted Silver Coins. From what I've read, it was used mostly from 1847 to 188? to distinguish between silver and plated silver, Silver Plating became popular around 1847.
 
I'll take your ugly silver over the pretty non-precious that I found today... any day!
Still you gotta love an MXT. Congrats:icon_thumleft:
 
Silver is silver and that's a nice chunk!
 
Very cool!...I bet that sounded good in the hole
 
if its coin silver it could have been a Pine Tree Shilling or a Half Disme at some point...hehe
 

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