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Dug a sterling silver thimble

labradoodle of pa

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I dug this sterling silver thimble at an old mill from the 1700's was reading 83 on my Teknetics G2 it was 8 inches down
 

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That's really cool...
 
Wow! Thats one nice thimble!
 
Congratulation!
 
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That's a very pretty thimble, and in great shape.:icon_thumleft:

SS
 
Really nice find!!!

Joe
 
Labradoodle;
very nice sterling silver thimble; very nice. :icon_thumleft:

Any other markings besides the "sterling"?
Thanks for posting.

have a good un......
SHERMANVILLE
 
That's a great lookin' find and one you don't see all that often. Bet I've dug close to 100 of the cheap brass ones but never been able to walk over a silver one. WTG!!
 
Wow, very nice. I always hoped to find a silver one. Mine are always not in the best of shape. Congrats, sweet find.

Don
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Thanks everyone inside the thimble there is an S 11 3 does anyone know what that means
 
Thimbles come in various sizes (7-13), one being size 11. If so, the circumference around the base would be 2.25 inches.
Maybe the S-11 means 'size' and 'size ID'. Just guessing. I have no idea about the '3'.
Don........
 
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Labradoodle;
very nice sterling silver thimble; very nice. :icon_thumleft:

Any other markings besides the "sterling"?
Thanks for posting.

have a good un......
SHERMANVILLE

Look inside the thimble. At the top of the thimble may be a mark.
 
I have always found the crap ones made out of foil like metal . Vey nice find still looking for one of those .Nice Rob:icon_thumright:
 
Very nice!!

TommNJ
 

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