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Cool little silver and a compact

the_mad_cladder

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XP Deus with all the coils, MI-6 pinpointer, Ace350 and Garrett pro pointer.
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Got out for a hunt at a house down the road and scored a little silver on my first sweep across the yard. It’s beat up but could be fixed I believe. Unsure of the stone if anyone has info let me know.
On the second pass I dropped down into 4khz and put the feud into boost mode. Then I dug this 1920s makeup compact. I thought I had something as it made noise when I shook it. When I got it home an opened it realized it was just the glass in the inside still rattling around. Pretty decent shape for being 100 years old nearly.
On a previous hunt I dug this cool pen or pencil. It says ”wahl ever sharp sterling”. Missing the top but silver is silver... or in this case black.
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For me, compact cases that rattle are some of the best things to find until you open them. Really great pen and ring!
 
Awesome personal relic item, congrats! :occasion14:
 
Nice!!! Congrats!!!
 
Nice finds that ring looks cool really old Good job.
 
Very nice finds. I cleaned my first old compact up and carried it for my good keeper finds. I lost it along with the very first SLQ I ever found before I got home:BangHead:
 
Nice finds ! The ring looks to be Native American
made , and I think the stone is turquoise - I'd guess circa 1950's - 70's likely made in Gallup , NM. , Albuquerque, or Santa fe.
 

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