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- Thread starter garryson
- Start date
RickIowa2009
New member
Those are some cool finds!
You rock!
Totally awesome finds!
Congrats!
Nice pics!
Happy Hunting!
garrettlover
New member
great finds and what hitory they are 
Uncle Willy
New member
Quite a find my dear bud. You sure scrounge up some great stuff over there.
Bill
Bill
MNCoinhunter
Active member
Very nice finds !!!TURNMASTER
Active member
Is there any significance to the ring in the bottom pic?
Nice finds
Jeff
Nice finds
Jeff
Great finds and especially for just an hour of your time. That's what's so great about this hobby and with an Ace-250, too. 1627!!!! That's going to be hard to repeat. I can just imagine that ring being used as a seal ring to attach the coat of arms or some other recognizable symbol to some wax to seal a document. Or, I can imagine it being used to unlock a secret passage in some castle or escape tunnel. A novel by Louis L'Amour called the Walking Drum explains life in Europe in the Dark Ages. In a realistic way.
Great finds and especially for just an hour of your time. That's what's so great about this hobby and with an Ace-250, too. 1627!!!! That's going to be hard to repeat.
I can just imagine that ring being used as a seal ring to attach the coat of arms or some other recognizable symbol to some wax to seal a document. Or, I can imagine it being used to unlock a secret passage in some castle or escape tunnel. A novel by Louis L'Amour called the Walking Drum explains life in Europe in the Dark Ages. In a realistic way.
I realize 1627 was not the Dark Ages, but the info about the castles still pertains. 2 cents.
Congratulations and happy hunting.
I can just imagine that ring being used as a seal ring to attach the coat of arms or some other recognizable symbol to some wax to seal a document. Or, I can imagine it being used to unlock a secret passage in some castle or escape tunnel. A novel by Louis L'Amour called the Walking Drum explains life in Europe in the Dark Ages. In a realistic way.
I realize 1627 was not the Dark Ages, but the info about the castles still pertains. 2 cents.
Congratulations and happy hunting.
Johnny Cache
New member
1627! I'm soo jealous, er, I mean HAPPY that you have places to hunt with the possibility of finding such old things. Very nice!