A couple of mercs, a sterling ring, a 1930s bike lock and an odd rock....

[perdidogringo]

Had a great time detecting at a new spot. I recovered a couple of mercury dimes (1936 & 1942), a sterling silver ring, a 1930s bike lock, and a naturally-formed (but super spooky looking) rock called an "omarulluk" (brought down from Hudson Bay in Canada via glaciers). I love this hobby because you never know what you'll uncover!

 

[xr7ator]

Nice finds and thanks for postin'!

 

[jewelerguy]

cool stuff

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

That's what you call a very good day - congrats !

 

[ArfieBoy]

Thanks for sharing those nice finds. Congratulations

 

[Trezurehunter]

Nice job on the silvers, lock, and creepy rock !

 

[pepperj]

Congrats on the silvers, the rock is kind of a scary faced look.
Put the dimes in the eyes, the ring on the mouth, not sure what for the nose.

 

[mddavis3]

Had a great time detecting at a new spot. I recovered a couple of mercury dimes (1936 & 1942), a sterling silver ring, a 1930s bike lock, and a naturally-formed (but super spooky looking) rock called an "omarulluk" (brought down from Hudson Bay in Canada via glaciers). I love this hobby because you never know what you'll uncover!View attachment 2248821View attachment 2248822View attachment 2248823View attachment 2248824View attachment 2248825

Great detail on those dimes! Awesome coins!

 

[perdidogringo]

Congrats on the silvers, the rock is kind of a scary faced look.
Put the dimes in the eyes, the ring on the mouth, not sure what for the nose.

That's a great idea!

 

[beachhunter3]

Not going to lie the rock is crazy cool and I know it natural, but it would be a great conversation piece to show off. Yeah, act like you don't know its natural and ask the viewer their option if they think its natural or man-made and enjoy the perplexed look on their face when they're trying to figure it out.

 

[perdidogringo]

Not going to lie the rock in crazy cool and I know it natural, but it would be a great conversation piece to show off. Yeah, act like you don't know if its natural and ask the viewer their option if they think it natural or man-made and enjoy the perplexed their face when they're trying to figure it out.

When I first saw it in a creek, I would have bet good money that it was a worked Native American rock.
Here are some other angles of it:

 

[oldmxrat]

Very nice finds, congrats!