✅ SOLVED Anyone know what this is its gold colour not sure if it is gold or not lol

[Kieran225]

 

[Peyton Manning]

You can get it tested

 

[Emil W]

Take it to a local jeweler and have it tested.

 

[traveller777]

As the other two posted, take to jeweler or get your own test kit. But it looks corroded which would pretty much rule gold out unless poured that way. In my humble opinion. Thanks for posting.

 

[unclemac]

we can't ID things out of focus.

 

[Kieran225]

You can get it tested

Il do that thanks for advice

 

[Kieran225]

As the other two posted, take to jeweler or get your own test kit. But it looks corroded which would pretty much rule gold out unless poured that way. In my humble opinion. Thanks for posting.

Il take it to get tested thbaks for advice, I'm just really unsure lol

 

[Kieran225]

we can't ID things out of focus.

Sorry il take better pictures my phone isn't the best at focusing

 

[Kieran225]

Take it to a local jeweler and have it tested.

Thank you

 

[Kieran225]

we can't ID things out of focus.

 

[Older The Better]

Did you find it in the ground? Was it like that or did you clean it up with a wire brush? It looks a lot like a piece of brass after I hit it with a wire brush

 

[Kieran225]

Did you find it in the ground? Was it like that or did you clean it up with a wire brush? It looks a lot like a piece of brass after I hit it with a wire brush

Yeah was in the ground, I put it in vineger when I got home and it came up like that

 

[unclemac]

"home" smelted gold should be smooth on the top side at least.

 

[traveller777]

Yeah was in the ground, I put it in vineger when I got home and it came up like that

I think you answered you question my friend.

 

[cudamark]

Most gold will not tarnish, so, if you had to soak it to get some "green" off, it isn't gold. Probably Brass or copper.

 

[traveller777]

Most gold will not tarnish, so, if you had to soak it to get some "green" off, it isn't gold. Probably Brass or copper.

Brass is my bet. It corroded in cleaning process and came out with corrosion dimples. Sorry not gold partner but your gold is waiting for you.

 

[traveller777]

I think you answered you question my friend.

Maybe I did not read right, mate. Was the corrosion surface there before or after vinegar. I know it shined up in vinegar. My concern is possible corrosion. Interesting find though.

 

[Kieran225]

Most gold will not tarnish, so, if you had to soak it to get some "green" off, it isn't gold. Probably Brass or copper.

Most gold will not tarnish, so, if you had to soak it to get some "green" off, it isn't gold. Probably Brass or copper.

It's good to know then il. Know for future reference lol thank you 😊

 

[Kieran225]

Maybe I did not read right, mate. Was the corrosion surface there before or after vinegar. I know it shined up in vinegar. My concern is possible corrosion. Interesting find though.

Yeah the tarnish was on it when I dug it up then the vineger took it off, I'm not sure what it even is to be honest lol

 

[Kieran225]

Brass is my bet. It corroded in cleaning process and came out with corrosion dimples. Sorry not gold partner but your gold is waiting for you.

Hopefully mate one day haha