canadian nuggett pendant !!!!!!!very nice!(special thanks to JIM H.)

strickman · Feb 27, 2010

first off i must say this is a silver nuggett-natural beautiful specimen 35.7 grams(1.26oz)(23dwt.) found by fellow t-net member Jim Hemmingway.this is a very nice piece,has a lot of character-and best of all 1 of a kind! :thumbsup:

i will have more pics of others soon.as i need more material.but i want to give a shout out to jim :headbang:

thank you so much!!!!!! jim you are the SILVER WARRIOR!!!!!so tell me what you think.

Jim Hemmingway · Feb 27, 2010

Howdy Strickman,

Well, it's good to know everything arrived safely, and that you're doing so well with the pendants. I think your silver pendant looks great!! :icon_thumright:

Another idea Jim, is to attach one or two nuggets on to a keyring. I'll put up a photo of my own keyring, soon as my wife can take one with her fancy camera. Just keep in mind my keyring nuggets could stand a cleaning as they've been on this ring for many long years.

Hey, I see Joanne is taking the photos and emailing them over to me, so I'll downsize them and put 'em up a bit later for you on this thread. Then you can see what you think.

Really pleased you guys are happy with these pieces.

Jimbo.

strickman · Feb 27, 2010

key ring, that might be cool indeed.that's a good idea!i showed it to a couple of buddies,they thought it was quite impressive.and they don't even prospect.i bought some cheap sterling rings today to cut down for bezels.soon as i get more silver solder i'll make some more and post the pics .

Jim Hemmingway · Feb 28, 2010

Here's a photo of my Jeep keyring with two nuggets.

strickman · Feb 28, 2010

perfect keychain for the silver warrior! 8) :icon_pirat:

TAKODA · Feb 28, 2010

Nice work Strick .

Jim does a good job on hunt'in down that silver don't he .

Jim Hemmingway · Feb 28, 2010

Well Takoda, after studying on your methods and success I've decided to try for some gold this year. It'll mean extensive travel, but that's fine by me. I do like to see new country. I doubt you realize how much you have influenced your readers. I see patient hard work, a learning curve, and a man pursuing the life he enjoys. That in itself makes it all worthwhile, 'cause life is quick.

Sorry to sound like a philosopher!

Jim.