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Finally something worth posting. GOLD!

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Dang

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It was a solid +37 on the M6's meter and maybe 3 inches deep on a parks soccer field. The chain was found after I re-checked the hole and it was a faint whisper with the VID reading of only +4. Getting the chain out in one piece was a challenge for it was consumed within the grasps of grassroots that didn't want to give it up without a fight. I won.
 
[size=medium]Great find!!! Do you know the karat or the weight of the two pieces? Thanks for sharing. We love to see pics on here. At least I do. [/size]
 
[quote Nancy-IL][size=medium]Great find!!! Do you know the karat or the weight of the two pieces? Thanks for sharing. We love to see pics on here. At least I do. [/size][/quote]
Thanks guys! Sorry, I haven't a clue how much it weighs. Or any of the gold jewely i have found.
 
[size=medium]If you're curious, you could take it to your local Post Office and they would weight it for you if you don't have a scale at home. Very very nice finds!!!![/size]
 
Does a silver dime weigh a tenth of an ounce? A quarter a fourth? Does a Morgan weigh 1 whole oz? Perhaps I can make my own with a tongue depressor and a pencil. :nerd:
 
Hi Dang,

Check out the pocket scale in this link to the Harbor Freight calalog.

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=93543

It seems to be pretty accurate. I weighed a silver round and it read a steady 1.00 troy ounce with only an occasional flash to 1.01 then immediately back to a steady 1.00. A silver dime read 2.5 grams with not even a flicker.

If you are interested in buying one and have a Harbor Freight store nearby, take a printout of the catalog page with you. I had a printout and the store sold it to me at the catalog price.


Good Hunting,
Bob
 
Hi again,

Forgot to say CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!! VERY nice find.


Bob
 
Wow! Thanks Bob for the tip. 9.99 is very do-able. And I do live near a harborfreight store as a matter of fact..
Dang
 
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