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Heavy Silver Ring by Grade School Dec 26 2007

SoreKneesDayton

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Basic Detecting Data: Whites M-6, earphones, bullseye pinpointer, public grade school, winter 38 degrees F, 2"-3" topsoil then clay, Beavercreek, Oh; 2 hr hunt

I was hunting by a grade school today. Kids out for Xmas break. I found a heavy man's silver ring (.925 silver) about 4 ft out from the base of a tree--by the side of the school. It is probably where people went to get some air at a break in school plays.

See closeups lower down.

Terry
 

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terryve said:
The ring's design appears to contain 2, four-hooved beasts with Dragon's heads--eating snakes--either that or I shouldn't eat after midnight. Maybe it's an Aztec design. Inside it, I discovered a very tiny stamped impression that reads 925. I wonder what it is worth?

My wife passed it over an advertisement for diamond rings and said "become sparkly...become diamond." She claims I don't even have to wait until I find a diamond ring for her, just look to the ads. She waves her hand slowly across the paper. I hate Xmas ads. "You're right," I said. "I better get out there and dig more. Hey, tell the trash guy to get the cans out of the garage, will you. Bye!"

Terry (Named after Terry Lee and the Pirates--WWII cartoon strip)
That's to funny I also was named after "terry and the pirates" Mom used to call me Terrible Terry the scourge of the planes ! lol the design sounds pretty cool,could you give us a better pic of it ?
 
Here is my best at giving a closeup of the ring. Notice the snake's head in the middle in top photo. The rear flanks in bottom picture.
 

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Thanks for the photos,That IS a very interesting find I like it ! Congrats and good luck on your next hunt !
 
Great post and find!!!
 

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