strangejuggalo
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So my wife my daughter and my self went to a park over the weekend and did a little detecting... after digging up a bunch of clad coins and some junk i came across this piece.. anyone know anything about it?
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decent find?
- Thread starter strangejuggalo
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Nice find! 
Looks like some pre-colonial silver coin made into a pendant with gold dolphin enclosure. Is it real? 
I dunno. 
I would definitely get it checked out if I were you. Either use your own test kit, or take it to get appraised.
Best of luck to ya!
I hope it's real.
Happy Hunting!
Looks like some pre-colonial silver coin made into a pendant with gold dolphin enclosure. Is it real? I dunno. I would definitely get it checked out if I were you. Either use your own test kit, or take it to get appraised.
Best of luck to ya!
I hope it's real.Happy Hunting!
DESERT DOG
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Gord (Tecumseh)
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Bought one like that for my wife at the McLarty Museum on the Treasure Coast just north of Vero Beach. It was a replica coin stamped on a piece of silver cut from a round bar of silver found on a plate Fleet wreck.