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Better than average tot lot junk jewelry find

Xraywolf

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Usually don't post my junk finds, but this beluga is an exception.
Rang up as a dime, even at night in the glare of my headlight I knew it wasn't silver.
Weighs 16 g's, would have been nice if it was.
Still, better than average junk.
 

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I bet that had you going for a few :o If it was silver it would have been a hunker :o
 
crazyjarhead said:
I bet that had you going for a few :o If it was silver it would have been a hunker :o

No doubt you know, but once you have handled dozens of silver items, you can tell almost instantly if its good or not.
Had me going maybe 2 seconds while I was wiping woodchip debris away from it and saw the glare of diamonds, but as soon as I got a grip on it and a good look, I knew it was plated junk.

Of course, that didn't stop me from almost tripping down the steps running to get my magnifying glass once I got home, just to confirm what I already knew.
 
I still like that ring. :icon_thumleft: No matter how many times I pull a ring out of the ground I always hope for the best, but many times I get a nice piece of costume jewerly. I won't complain
 
Most non metal detectors probably get the wrong impression when we describe something like this as "junk".
I for one sure don't throw any out.
My daughters snag up a few select pieces, the rest gets put in my junk jewelry box.
I'll start a junk jewelry thread some time, should be interesting.
 
Junque rings beat pull tabs any day of the week! :headbang:
 

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