The good, the bad & heavy Silver

[Chi Town Bruce]

That tri color thing weighs 1.75OZ .925,
Right ring is a heart break............the other two are 10K & 14K w/ice

What do the Colors stand for?

 

[SoCalJohn]

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[treasurefiend]

Great finds, you will find a replacement for that heartbreaker.

 

[Magyar]

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[bdahunter]

Sweet Finds, Bruce! Any idea what the tri-color represents? Flag maybe?

Cheers Mate,

BDA

 

[Chi Town Bruce]

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[Dig]

Nice finds man...

 

[Gulf Hunter]

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[Arkie John]

It all adds up and you're havin' a blast findin' it! A win-win!!!

aj

 

[RandyNorthridgeca]

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[Chi Town Bruce]

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[Chi Town Bruce]

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[Bobbie]

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[MissSpark]

How do you know when something is plated??

 

[Magicman]

The colors are St Vicent & Grenadines Flag

 

[Crash620]

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[Crash620]

federal law requires items that are gold plated or gold filled to be marked accordingly usually G.P. or G.F. (R.G.P. or G.O. for rolled gold plate or gold overlay can be used in place of gold filled) G.E.P. for gold electroplate. A digital gold tester can usually tell if an item is plated.

 

[captRobert]

Wow thats an awesome load a plunder Bruce!!! Incrediable.

 

[Chi Town Bruce]

a line. Wasn't sure so I hit it with my Minelab SE, and the #s were penny range 7/27 or so. That's copper w/plating.
What strange is the hall mark, or presents of one. and could see ( 18K I.H.G.L.) or something like it.

Thanks,
MissSpark

 

[Gulf Hunter]

I'll betcha what that says is 18KHGE. That is 18 karat heavy gold electroplate. Been there done that and it ain't any easier to get over, at any time! Just looked at one of my heart-breakers and it says, "18KGE". 18 karat gold electroplate. LOSER!