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Hit my good ol' soccer field again today... Worked around the field and couldnt get too close as a touch football game was in play, but still hit some good stuff..
Found a very delicate, different designed Gold ring at 6 inches... No marks on it but it tests for solid 22k gold at 0.98 g.
Found a cute little "Gator" ring that I thought was silver, but it is pewter. Was just barely below the grass, so must have been a recent drop. Then found a small gold necklace with some square thing on it and stones.. Turned out to be cheap Avon and gold plated.. Stones are rhinestones and some missing, but hey, it's jewelry right? Then got to the end of the grass near the woods and hit a dime signal. Pulled out a 1928 Merc!! It is tarnised pretty badly, but the detail is in great shape! Reeding on edges not worn at all, and all the strike lines are still crisp. Looks bad just due to the oxidation and tarnish. Any ideas on how to clean it, or should I just leave it as it is?
Also found $1.93 in clad, and a 1982 50 Phennig coin.. German coin here is very odd..
Only out for 3 hrs today due to the damn nausea thing again.. It is getting really old, yesterday I felt great. One day a week of feeling good has been the rule lately. Cant figure it out. Imagine that feeling of going over a hill real fast in a car. That momentary feeling of your stomach in your throat.. Except in my case, it isnt fleeting. Phenergan to the rescue again. I would have lost my cookies on that field in front of everyone had it not been for that pill...
Oh well, it was great to be out, and I still have lot's of area to work on that place... HH all!
Found a very delicate, different designed Gold ring at 6 inches... No marks on it but it tests for solid 22k gold at 0.98 g.
Found a cute little "Gator" ring that I thought was silver, but it is pewter. Was just barely below the grass, so must have been a recent drop. Then found a small gold necklace with some square thing on it and stones.. Turned out to be cheap Avon and gold plated.. Stones are rhinestones and some missing, but hey, it's jewelry right? Then got to the end of the grass near the woods and hit a dime signal. Pulled out a 1928 Merc!! It is tarnised pretty badly, but the detail is in great shape! Reeding on edges not worn at all, and all the strike lines are still crisp. Looks bad just due to the oxidation and tarnish. Any ideas on how to clean it, or should I just leave it as it is?
Also found $1.93 in clad, and a 1982 50 Phennig coin.. German coin here is very odd..
Only out for 3 hrs today due to the damn nausea thing again.. It is getting really old, yesterday I felt great. One day a week of feeling good has been the rule lately. Cant figure it out. Imagine that feeling of going over a hill real fast in a car. That momentary feeling of your stomach in your throat.. Except in my case, it isnt fleeting. Phenergan to the rescue again. I would have lost my cookies on that field in front of everyone had it not been for that pill...
Oh well, it was great to be out, and I still have lot's of area to work on that place... HH all!
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Cheap and easy at home way that's fun for the whole family, kids ask mom or dad first.
Make sure you don't keep it on to long or at to high a voltage.

....K.KID.
Its very hard to get the grading companies to give dug coins a grade.
Sometimes you'll get as said above with AU- details or something.








