lorraine
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- Beach & Shallow Water Hunting

Well, I returned to yesterday's beach to pick up what I missed..and I was pleasantly surprised with what I found.
All finds were in dry sand..."bare bones" area...and were not deep.
The ? copper/? brass cuff bracelet is interesting in that it has a tiny hands on each end of the bracelet...wonder what that signifies?

The silver bracelet ( 8.27 gms) was quite tarnished and thickly encrusted...difficult to clean.
There is a tiny "925" stamping on the movable clasp...too tiny to photograph, so I acid- tested it.....result + silver.
As I was examining the bracelet, I noticed an attached appendage that had a dull gold hue, and it was encrusted with green and brown material.

Remembering a 10 K ring that I had found several years ago which was also encrusted with similar material, I decided to acid test this appendage, and sure enough acid test was + for 10K

In retrospect, I was confused at the lower than usual tone for silver that the GT gave off on the bracelet...must've been the gold?
Now, I must tell you that this is a very small gold find..I'm talkin' " really small" here

You never know where that gold will show up...check those bracelets carefully!

Here's some pics of today's hunt
Thanks for looking
Lorraine





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