Jackals1980
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Nice!!! Congrats!!!Wow! I am finally cool, been waiting since high school!View attachment 2161672View attachment 2161664
Information is welcome I have done a lot of research I thought it was about 500 b.c. but thinking it's 950 a.d. George reign depicting him in helmet with dragon adorning the Crest. I am thinking pretty rare, good detailing still found near water in Arkansas . Waiting to hear from heritage auctions on an appraisal, but taking offers lol! I am a clown, not everyone gets my humor right away (if ever). It was my way of giving myself a pat on the back but this was an incredibly exciting find for me. No detector, just walking along beach for exercise but I am a treasure hunter for life. Did I answer your question?What does that mean ‽
No, you're not (yet). 😎
Is there anything you can tell us about this item, or are you asking?
That's quite a difference (~1500 yrs.)Information is welcome I have done a lot of research I thought it was about 500 b.c. but thinking it's 950 a.d. George reign depicting him in helmet with dragon adorning the Crest.
Not sure. Close enough.I am thinking pretty rare, good detailing still found near water in Arkansas . Waiting to hear from heritage auctions on an appraisal, but taking offers lol! I am a clown, not everyone gets my humor right away (if ever). It was my way of giving myself a pat on the back but this was an incredibly exciting find for me. No detector, just walking along beach for exercise but I am a treasure hunter for life. Did I answer your question?
Could be but all the repros I can find are only done by a silversmith from the Victorian era George W. Shiebler not sure if I remembering the last name correctly. I went back to where I found it and I have also found other items I believe to be trade weights and very old pins or nails that were forged in iron and capped off with lead. I will definitely keep you posted.That's quite a difference (~1500 yrs.)
If you're alluding to St. George and the Dragon, the legend goes back much further, but AFAIK, George didn't come into it until the 11th C.
That's a dragon, huh? I wasn't sure what it was.
Not sure. Close enough.
I hope you've got something there. The nurtured skeptic in me (call it one of those little guys on my shoulder....)
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suggests it's more likely a repro. but what do they know? 😉