hunted an old farm yesterday and I got a crusty indian, so bad I didn’t even picture it, 1900 V nickel, silver Washington, a couple buttons, a copper ring, a set of air force wings, and the find of the day was the gold ring, stamped “solid gold” From what I can find online it is from 1800’s before they were required to stamp what karat gold it was. The ring came in at a solid 12-24
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Silver and Old GOLD!
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Phillip_in_NM
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[size=x-large]Wow!!![/size]
What a ring! What's she weigh?
What a ring! What's she weigh?
floodplaindetector
Well-known member
That ring is a heck of a good find and I really like the air force wings. Yes, from what I quickly found online the ring was made approximately
1898 and one company (Providence Ring Manufacturing Co. of Rhode Island) used that SOLID GOLD marking to designate a certain karat.
1898 and one company (Providence Ring Manufacturing Co. of Rhode Island) used that SOLID GOLD marking to designate a certain karat.
Sooper Dave
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Wings are awesome and the old gold is killer!