I found this against sum rocks In a river
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Please help identify unvelievable
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I found this against sum rocks In a riverTreasure-coast-steve
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Hey I detect on beaches so to my belief that’s is a dirty caked piece of jewelry necklace or bracelet . That’s what happens to non gold or silver over time called corrosion u should clean look for a stamp if u can see that it’s hand made possibly old or colonial be gentle no chemicals
huntsman53
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Can you take some pics of it with something else in the pic for size comparison and post them?
ARC
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Ever think of cleaning your item prior to posting ?
This would help not only me ... but others here immensely.
At least a heavy rinse after a good soak in bowl of soapy water at the very least.
This would help not only me ... but others here immensely.
At least a heavy rinse after a good soak in bowl of soapy water at the very least.
digging440yrs
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WHITES DFX, 4X6DD COIL, 6X8DD COIL, 950 COIL, 10X12SEF COIL-
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Dog choker chain
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lots of possibilities, congrats
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I think a dogs choker chain also.
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Ummm? Hard to identify in the present state but would be interested after the host is removed. Good luck!
Professor of Engineering
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Interesting find, looks like a silver chain! 
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Chain dog collar...minus one dog.
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Try reverse electrolysis. All the concretions will fall away quickly.
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I like the choke chain idea. Looks like a couple that I have found, although mine came from dirt and are more identifiable.
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