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More silver from the church. . . (it's sort of round)
Since today was such a wonderful day, I asked myself if I could take the afternoon off
After a heated, 10-minute mental argument, I packed up the car and headed back to the church that
I had been hunting off-and-on for the past several weeks.
As usual, I found lots of clad. . . but no V-nickel or Merc "favors" like I found the last time I was there.
However, today was not a total loss because I did find two silver rings. The smaller turquoise ring
on the right is stamped "sterling" on the inside part of its band and the larger ring on the left has
925 stamped on the reverse side of the setting.
The smaller turquoise ring (which appears to be the oldest) was found at about 5" and the
larger ring was around 3' deep.

Thanks for looking!
Since today was such a wonderful day, I asked myself if I could take the afternoon off
After a heated, 10-minute mental argument, I packed up the car and headed back to the church that
I had been hunting off-and-on for the past several weeks.
As usual, I found lots of clad. . . but no V-nickel or Merc "favors" like I found the last time I was there.
However, today was not a total loss because I did find two silver rings. The smaller turquoise ring
on the right is stamped "sterling" on the inside part of its band and the larger ring on the left has
925 stamped on the reverse side of the setting.
The smaller turquoise ring (which appears to be the oldest) was found at about 5" and the
larger ring was around 3' deep.

Thanks for looking!
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