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Hi every body.Friend of mine found this ring.Any help ID this coin will appreciated.
THANK YOU.
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Whats the difference between poor quality and amateur as you put it? :dontknow: :icon_scratch: I think were talking about the same thing.... :dontknow:

Keep @ it and HH!! :D ;D
 
MUD(S.W.A.T) said:
Whats the difference between poor quality and amateur as you put it? :dontknow: :icon_scratch: I think were talking about the same thing.... :dontknow:

Keep @ it and HH!! :D ;D

Maybe deliberately amateur, its up for debate.
 
:hello:

Some more imformation might help :P.....diameter of the setting :dontknow: if it's a cob, has it been cut to fit the setting :dontknow:, is the setting Gold :dontknow:(looks like Gold) is the the ring band Silver :dontknow:(looks like Silver)

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The Patriot said:
Old Spanish cob placed in a ring setting... ring possbily from mid to late 1800's... may be even older...neat find regardless ...congrats

Maybe later as well. When did it become fashionable to use Spanish silver as a form of jewellery? What over examples are there out there with these dates? Or are you judging it on crudeness?
(playing devils advocate, I have no idea)

It kind of reminds me of a ring I saw in a Las Vegas "Coin" shop located in one of the casinos. The shop had hundreds of Spanish coins wonderfully polished for the buyer with "discriminating" taste. No doubt the target demographic was the classy dudes who leave the roulette table with a wad of hundreds.

It is still a nice ring and your friend should wear it proudly.
 
Guess the site of the find would tell the whole story... was it beach find? old colonial site?....very well could be a modern setting...wishful thinking I guess
 
The Patriot said:
Guess the site of the find would tell the whole story... was it beach find? old colonial site?....very well could be a modern setting...wishful thinking I guess
Thanks for all replays.The ring is found in the water.Where I don't know.He just sent me a pictures.
I will ask him and will post more info. :headbang:
 
The Bulgarian said:
The Patriot said:
Guess the site of the find would tell the whole story... was it beach find? old colonial site?....very well could be a modern setting...wishful thinking I guess
Thanks for all replays.The ring is found in the water.Where I don't know.He just sent me a pictures.
I will ask him and will post more info. :headbang:

update???
 
The Patriot said:
Guess the site of the find would tell the whole story... was it beach find? old colonial site?....very well could be a modern setting...wishful thinking I guess
I was just about to start asking the same questions. thank you.
 
No matter when it was made.....still a cool find!!!
 
I,m no expert but that ring looks pretty old, I like how they split the band to show the back side of the coin, great find congratulations. - RonnieAZ
 
Looks like maybe part of a 1750's or 60's spanish reales to me. I think they started making the spanish silver cross in 1754 or 55. I could be wrong, but it definately resembles one
 
Looks col as heck to me..... I would wear it proudly.. Nice find.. !


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