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2 more rings and a Buffalo nickel

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I returned again today to the area where I recovered the gold ring and Barber dime earlier this week. I was hoping to find more silver coins, however, it was not to be. Instead, I recovered 2 more rings; one sterling silver with a blue stone and one (I believe to be) a plated junk ring (although it came up in the gold range on my Nox 900 so I initially was excited). The silver ring clearly says "STERLING" on the inner lip and then has a maker's mark of 2 arrows- 1 pointing to the left and 1 to the right with an ampersand (&) in the middle. I have not been able to identify the maker's mark via google yet, and I would appreciate it if someone can provide some feedback on that.. I also pulled out a 1919 Buffalo nickel which is a first for me and a clad 1966 quarter (just a couple of years off for silver on that one).
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Oh my gosh! You're SLAUGHTERING it out there! Great site and dedication you got! Neat you can still see the date on that toasty buffalo, it's actually fairly good condition being 106! 😄👍
 
I returned again today to the area where I recovered the gold ring and Barber dime earlier this week. I was hoping to find more silver coins, however, it was not to be. Instead, I recovered 2 more rings; one sterling silver with a blue stone and one (I believe to be) a plated junk ring (although it came up in the gold range on my Nox 900 so I initially was excited). The silver ring clearly says "STERLING" on the inner lip and then has a maker's mark of 2 arrows- 1 pointing to the left and 1 to the right with an ampersand (&) in the middle. I have not been able to identify the maker's mark via google yet, and I would appreciate it if someone can provide some feedback on that.. I also pulled out a 1919 Buffalo nickel which is a first for me and a clad 1966 quarter (just a couple of years off for silver on that one). View attachment 2205585
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Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!
 

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