tnt-k9
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January's loot
Starting this year off better than last year. The take was $16.09 in US clad, 32.50 in local ($18.36) ($34.45 total). Got the usual beach jewelry and some gold, silver and my second titanium (this one has some 18K). Did pretty good on earrings, a couple junkers but found a silver and with 14K and an 18K hoop. The real keepers are the Tiffany & Co 18K ?Atlas? ring which I found going on EBay for $1,200.00 used and an 1876 German pfennig ($3.00 - $60.00) based on condition. I?m guessing I got the $3.00 one but it is the oldest coin I have ever found in 12 years of detecting.
12 rings total - 4 junk, 5 gold, 1 silver, 1 Titanium and a what?s it. It is heavier than titanium, softer than tungsten and doesn?t stick to a magnet. The gold & Plat acid test are inconclusive.
Thanks for looking and good luck out there.
Starting this year off better than last year. The take was $16.09 in US clad, 32.50 in local ($18.36) ($34.45 total). Got the usual beach jewelry and some gold, silver and my second titanium (this one has some 18K). Did pretty good on earrings, a couple junkers but found a silver and with 14K and an 18K hoop. The real keepers are the Tiffany & Co 18K ?Atlas? ring which I found going on EBay for $1,200.00 used and an 1876 German pfennig ($3.00 - $60.00) based on condition. I?m guessing I got the $3.00 one but it is the oldest coin I have ever found in 12 years of detecting.
12 rings total - 4 junk, 5 gold, 1 silver, 1 Titanium and a what?s it. It is heavier than titanium, softer than tungsten and doesn?t stick to a magnet. The gold & Plat acid test are inconclusive.
Thanks for looking and good luck out there.
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