Many were just laying on top of the mud and sand; no, not gold rings - maybe tomorrow

[lorraine]

Hi ,

Windy conditions have eased up to "breezy", but the targets are still being tossed around.

Had a "coin" day today- including a 70 yrs.old silver "George"..that one was nice to see in the scoop.

The "Lion" brand lock is a first for me...wasn't sure at first if it was a lighter or not.

Below is a link to some info on the company that manufactures this lock; they seem to be doing well.

Tianjin Light Import & Export Co., Ltd. - China (Mainland) - Manufacturer, Trading Company



Here's some pics..thanks for looking

Lorraine

 

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[bigscoop]

We've got some heavier tides coming up and I'm hoping for some decent wind with them? Sometimes it only takes a just little stirring that makes all the difference in the world. Good quarter count!

 

[Les West Central Fl]

When we find a 1942 quarter here it is sothin that a newspaper page is thicker. Congrats on the old silver and other items.

 

[CASPER-2]

lot of good targets still

 

[nickmarch]

The Lion Lock is Cool!

 

[Smoogle]

love the torpedo!

 

[DewGuru]

Fine diggins!

 

[hamiddetecting]

For me more Congratulation. You are always the best

 

[lorraine]

love the torpedo!

Guess who else likes that torpedo? ROMEO!! I roll it and he jumps for it

Lorraine

 

[dewcon4414]

More good stuff. Just curious how you clean your jewelry AFTER electrolysis? I got an older looking ring yesterday with yellow gold and i think white gold but might be silver. The yellow was clean as a whistle but the white i had to use a little electrolysis to clean up. Kind of ornate with a ruby. You get yours so polished are you using some sort of a polisher?

Dew

 

[herb n surf]

Lots of coins .Great job. Silver is not easy to find ,congratulations.

 

[lorraine]

More good stuff. Just curious how you clean your jewelry AFTER electrolysis? I got an older looking ring yesterday with yellow gold and i think white gold but might be silver. The yellow was clean as a whistle but the white i had to use a little electrolysis to clean up. Kind of ornate with a ruby. You get yours so polished are you using some sort of a polisher?

Dew

Hi DG,

After electrolysis, I rinse the item to remove the bits of clinging tarnish... and then dip it in some Tarn-X for a minute or two..followed by a rinse, and then lightly brush with baking soda/Tarn-X mixture ( paste consistency).

Sometimes I have to use Q-tips if the tarnish is stubborn..

The x-tra shine comes from polishing with "Jewelers' Rouge"...the black chalk for silver and gold

Lorraine

p.s.Feel free to PM me if you have any questions.

 

[Buried Crap NJ]

Great target count Lorraine. Keep up the good work!