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Yippeeee gold

K

kiwi-jim

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I have had a bit of a dry spell in the gold department lately,but this find sure makes up for it,I cant see any markings on it
but sure looking like 18kt to me.
 
Great looking ring Jim. Congratulations and thanks for the picture.

NebTrac
 
A great looking Ring - congrats !

From what I've read ... most or all of the gold jewelry made before the late 1800's or early 1900's - was not stamped with karat / purity numbers.
So, there's good chance your ring is over 100 years old - your local jeweler could probably tell you more.

Good Luck !
 
Very unique, it looks it could still be worn!
 
That is a very nice Ring... Gold, and it's really cool looking, Congrats
 
Thanks for all the replies,the TID was a super solid 12:13,yip that's right same as all them teartabs etc.But the tone was so much more distinct and no bouncing around of the signals.
Ahhhh almost forgot "MERRY XMAS TO ALL".
 
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