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[Mrchile]

[size=large]Excal Loot - Old Lake
Clay bottom - The clay was ready for the potters mates!! [/size]

[size=large] 10K [/size]

[size=large]1894 Indian Head Penny (worst one I've dug up[/size]

[size=large]Can you see the chile in this button?[/size]

[size=large]Excal/Fools Gold[/size]

[size=large]Fishing weights??? Maybe??[/size]

 

[Steve in PR]

The big one looks like an oldie. Great haul!

 

[Erik]

Jeeze.....looks like you found some fine loot there for sure!!!! I love all of that antique looking jewelry that you found....your fan, Erik

 

[RobRcer]

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[Goldinwater]

How do you clean youre rings and with what material or chemicals?

 

[Stacey in West Palm Beach]

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[Diane]

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[Mrchile]

Here is a link that works well on silver


http://gometaldetecting.com/electrolysis_coins.htm


Ues a 12 volt - 15 volt transformer ( from cell phone or battery charger etc.)

cut the ends and put stainless aligator clips on the ends

8 oz. glass of cold water and 1 tps baking soda or(salt and couple drops of lemon jucie)

Attach one clip to a stainless steel spoon and the end clip to the coin/ring)

use a close pin or bag clip to keep the cion and clip suspended in the water

5 min. - if the spoon bubbles more than the coin/ring switch the aligator clips (they are reversed)

Chemicals? - I use Wrights Silver Cream to polish

First put the cream on a rag and buff

then polish with the foam insert.

the rag will turn black

Copper and Nickle dosen't work so well -

 

[Stacey in West Palm Beach]

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[Gulf Hunter]

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[detectahead]

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