18K antique wedding band 1876

harpp

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found in "hunted out" local park 6" down. i also dug quite a few pull tabs! finally the gold popped out!! WOO HOO
 

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WTG... :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:. Is there some sort of inscription on the inside of the ring? Is it legible ?

Keep up the great detecting.
 

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WOW ~ that's GREAT!!!

Can you let us know what's engraved inside? I can't make it out in the picture.
 
IT SAYS I THINK... "H.K. to M.B. June 4th 1876" the writting is old fasion cursive fancy so its hard to tell...
 

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VERY sweet find, and nice photos! Thanks for sharing!

Steve
 
Thats a very nice ring and to be dated 1876. :thumbsup:
 
plehbah said:
These people were being married as Custer and the 7th Cavalry were marching towards Little Bighorn and their fateful encounter with the Plains Indians.

And probably reading about United States Centennial Celebrations to be held the following month on July 4th. :o


You know, this is really a great find--I'd take this one over any new ring anyday. It's great to have one that is not only personal, but also speaks across the ages.


Well done, and a Heartfelt Congratulations to you. I'm sure you'll enjoy and admire this find for years to come.



Regards,


Buckleboy
 
Two Thumbs Up!! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Very nice find.
Joe
 
That's so cool! Wish all the items I dug had a date on em'..... :wink:

Congrats!! ;D

HH, Hank 8)
 
harpp said:
IT SAYS I THINK... "H.K. to M.B. June 4th 1876" the writting is old fasion cursive fancy so its hard to tell...

What an awesome find!!! Intitials & date, and GOLD :o you can't beat that. :thumbsup:
Congrats to you.
-MM-
 
Outstanding find to say the least and I'm sure the owner won't mind you keeping it. WTG :thumbsup:
 
A great find, and one you should keep! I found a similar one, with initials to and from, dated Feb 18, 1912. To this day, I'm sorry I sold it :-[.
 
Great find WTG :thumbsup: Cool being dated/ engraved too. 1876 wow golden oldie for sure.
Glenn
 
Yes congrats on the nice ring you found there. :thumbsup:
 
Very nice, what a sad thing for the person who had lost that
 
That band is awesome.

I love when that happens. Tab, tab ,tab then there it is a nice ring or relic left behind.

HH Jer
 
Very Very Sweet!
Just think of the story of losing that ring. Very cool to find it in a "hunted out" park.
Congrats.
Mark
 
That's amazing it looks great for 1876 :thumbsup:
 

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