lord of the rings

[vercingetorix]

hello all !

Went out yesterday for a few hours and found a silver ring that must date from the 6th - 7th C according to the coins and artifacts I found with . I can't read the small inscriptions on it . I'm going to go to a good jeweller so he can untwist it ...and maybe that fit me ...

Thanks for looking

 

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[tammahawk]

you got more pics from all sides of that ring?,tammahawk

 

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[vercingetorix]

you got more pics from all sides of that ring?,tammahawk

no I just have these 2 pics but there aren't any other inscriptions on it .

The coin is stuffed unfortunately with a thin layer of gold . That may be worth around 500 $ in this condition ...more than 1000$ if it was gold ...
Laurent

 

[tammahawk]

if you could even glue it together just for photo purposes I would like to see it better, tammahawk

 

[vercingetorix]

if you could even glue it together just for photo purposes I would like to see it better, tammahawk

Why not ...but that will certainly take a lot of time and I'm not quite sure of the result ...but ok I'm gonna try and will keep you update .

Could you tell me more about your research ? sounds like very interresting

Laurent

 

[JACKOJohn Stanwix]

Take the ring to a well known jewler, since it's split evenly at seams then he should be able to tell what type of metal it is and just may be put it back to original shape. I think this is VERY, VERY old along with the coins, especially if the coins have gold in them. Snd you pictures to a univeristy someone might know the origin andd date it better. Wouldn't send them off to anyone to look at, you may never get them back. You might be a rich man and not know it.

Jacko