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VDI 41 Solid Ring
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Yep..REVIER just did the exact 41 TID on a 22k a few days ago with his F70....posted up on the Todays Finds forum...be careful though, if it looks like white gold, it should have a K mark of some sort...Stainless steel rings hit like gold and can be confused with white gold on account of the lower tone...so can tungsten...may not be marked...if you dont have an acid test kit, you can try to press a knife blade into it and see if its a soft metal like gold..Good Luck! Fingers crossed for you!
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I did. Went right through it and I mean right through it.. No problem, it was going to be smelted anyway. I am guessing 18K to 22K because how soft it is. Guess I need a acid gold kit.mudpuppy said:Yep..REVIER just did the exact 41 TID on a 22k a few days ago with his F70....posted up on the Todays Finds forum...be careful though, if it looks like white gold, it should have a K mark of some sort...Stainless steel rings hit like gold and can be confused with white gold on account of the lower tone...so can tungsten...may not be marked...if you dont have an acid test kit, you can try to press a knife blade into it and see if its a soft metal like gold..Good Luck! Fingers crossed for you!
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Top another option is to hit up a local pawn shop and ask if they will test it. I did on the bracelet ID plate and two heavy links of 10K that I dug Sat. evening, no marks.
Also my first men's gold ring was older and unmarked. At first I thought it a junker. Only to have it acid test at 14 K and the 10 small diamonds were all real. Again at the pawn shop
Congrats on the find and hoping its the real Mc Coy for you.
Lakota
Also my first men's gold ring was older and unmarked. At first I thought it a junker. Only to have it acid test at 14 K and the 10 small diamonds were all real. Again at the pawn shop
Congrats on the find and hoping its the real Mc Coy for you.
Lakota