Couple of silvers and a diamond!!!

[Mark kus]

Well I’m sure the stone is not real who puts a real diamond in sterling but when I saw the stone sticking in my plug I was hoping!!
A couple mercury dimes 1920 1943 and a 46 Rosie found two buffalos one I lost no dates and about 12 wheats and a couple bucks in clad!
Get out and hunt schools are closed and no one is bothering me!
HH

 

[jim tn]

Nice handful of finds. Yeah, schools are where I've been doing my social distancing detecting, too. Nobody around. HH jim tn

 

[Ted S]

Looks great Mark! Is there a headstamp on that bullet?

 

[Mark kus]

Thanks Jim and Ted looks like a .25 round forgot if that came from the school yard or field I hunted!
Lol

 

[kschae4]

Nices saves Mark. You can always go back and recover the tatonka that you dropped...

 

[fastdraw]

Well I’m sure the stone is not real who puts a real diamond in sterling but when I saw the stone sticking in my plug I was hoping!!
A couple mercury dimes 1920 1943 and a 46 Rosie found two buffalos one I lost no dates and about 12 wheats and a couple bucks in clad!
Get out and hunt schools are closed and no one is bothering me!
HHView attachment 2742

give me a close up of the loaded cartridge and the head stamp and I'll tell you what it is and what it's worth if you're interested

 

[Mark kus]

Thanks the buffalo was in my car on the floor I’ll take some close ups of the cartridge

 

[Mark kus]

Absolutely nothing written on it that I can see

 

[Mark kus]

 

[Mark kus]

.25 Stevens short Scoutly thinks.

 

[fastdraw]

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What you found is a "Good" find for a cartridge collector like me. You have a loaded 44 Henry Cartridge. The ammunition was manufactured buy many many
different companies from the 1860's to about 1930. Yours has no head stamp, which detracts from its value a little. But still a Difficult find. If it was in really
nice condition it would bring $30.00 but yours is rough.... but still worth about $7.00 to an entry level collector. The interesting part about your cartridge, is that it's
a RIMFIRE cartridge, but yet it appears someone put it in a Centerfire gun and tried to shoot it... and obviously it didn't go off. Maybe a drunk Indian or Cowboy..?

 

[Mark kus]

Scoutly straightened the ring out!

 

[Mark kus]

What you found is a "Good" find for a cartridge collector like me. You have a loaded 44 Henry Cartridge. The ammunition was manufactured buy many many
different companies from the 1860's to about 1930. Yours has no head stamp, which detracts from its value a little. But still a Difficult find. If it was in really
nice condition it would bring $30.00 but yours is rough.... but still worth about $7.00 to an entry level collector. The interesting part about your cartridge, is that it's
a RIMFIRE cartridge, but yet it appears someone put it in a Centerfire gun and tried to shoot it... and obviously it didn't go off. Maybe a drunk Indian or Cowboy..?

Wow very cool thanks I noticed that it was hit by a centerfire firearm and it looked like a rimfire