Unique symbol on ancient jewelry. Please identify
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Joe-Dirt
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No clue from that picture, can you post others? What’s it made of and how big is it?
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Charlie P. (NY)
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IHS - Represents the name "Jesus" in Greek. Still used in Christian churches. Yours also has a cross.
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Welcome Ceaver, Nice find! Looks old too! Best wishes!
Nice work Charlie!
Nice work Charlie!
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