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FIRST GOLD 2011

Look's like old British gold!.Nice find and hope you find many more.
 
terry g said:
Look's like old British gold!.Nice find and hope you find many more.
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terry g is correct. Lovely 22 carat ring made in Birmingham, England. If you can get a close up picture of the last symbol on the hallmarks i should be able to give you the date it was manufcatured.

All the best - Dave :ukflag:
 
Thanks but I already had a lot of fun online interpreting the Hallmark. It was made by Charles Green & Son, 22 carat (British Spelling) gold (changed to 916 after 1974), Assayed Birmingham, and the stylized L "date letter" for 1960.
 
Nice gold ring find and good research for the hallmark info.
Continued success. Gold Nuggets :wiggle:
 
Found in the wet sand between waves at low tide, using a Sovereign GT with a 15 x 12 SEF coil. It weighs 6.1 grams.
 
nice ring..
wtg
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john
 
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