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Is this an old ring?

AndyIreland

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It's fairly small, you can see the spot where it's "connected"(i can't remember the right name :crylol: )

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ps one other quick question, how to i change my sig on this forum??
 
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Michigan Badger;469575 said:
Yes.

The ring wasn't soldered properly but that's a mail order brass ring very common from about the Civil War to early 20th century.

In fact the wearing of gold rings was discouraged during the Civil War due to gold falling into the hands of the enemy. So these brass wedding rings are common finds at battle sites.

I found one a while back myself. The very good ones are engraved inside.

Badger

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Alright!:bouncy:Nice find!:clapping:Cograts!:cheers:WTG!:thumbup:Nice addition to the collection!:wiggle:Thanks for sharing!:biggrin: Happy Hunting!:)
 
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