Neil in West Jersey
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I got this 81-82 VDI at 4 inches, but it seemed a bit too big to be a dime or even a corroded clad quarter. I was thinking aluminum, but what a nice surprise!
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Too big to be a silver dime...
- Thread starter Neil in West Jersey
- Start date
I think we will all remember our first silver ring, ....you know, when we were new, and were expecting a dime...My heart jumps on those 81's, and probably always will!
Now, If I can get my heart to stop jumping on every pulltab, that would probably be nice! Great recovery Neil!
Mud
Now, If I can get my heart to stop jumping on every pulltab, that would probably be nice! Great recovery Neil!
Mud
Larry (IL)
Well-known member
I bet that ring has a story to tell if it could talk. Looks like it has some age to it.
Low-Boy/LCPM
Active member
looks like copper is it real soft or hard?
Neil in West Jersey
New member
Larry (IL) said:
It is marked .925 PSCL. I saw it listed on one site as a "Vintage" ring, but I don't think it is that old.
Low-Boy/LCPM said:
The red tint you are seeing is reflected off the folder I used as a background. Here is a better photo. It is without a doubt silver.
earthmansurfer
Active member
Congrats again Neil. You are finding some nice things lately.
Yep, I like seeing them 81 or so VDI's here in Germany too!
Yep, I like seeing them 81 or so VDI's here in Germany too!
JMT Detectors
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Neil in West Jersey said:
I used to work for a jeweler. You could put that on a ring anvil and straighten it with a soft mallet and never know it had been bent.
Neil in West Jersey
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tracyjm said:
It is an irregularly shaped ring!
quarterhorse
New member
NIce find 
but I don't think it is very old. PSCL apperantly was a trademark for Peter Stone Company Ltd.
http://www.trademarkia.com/pscl-75960359.html
Cheers,
QH
but I don't think it is very old. PSCL apperantly was a trademark for Peter Stone Company Ltd.http://www.trademarkia.com/pscl-75960359.html
Cheers,
QH
Larry (IL)
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That is an interesting site QH, I will have to bookmark that for future use.