Speaking of can signals!!!!

[Old Pirate]

Did a hoodie park here a couple of weeks back and found this bling. It's CZ so don't get all wet!

925 at 25.6 grams at 4 inches at kind of a 45 degree angle. I thought it was another chunk of can or automotive trim piece. I dig a lot of those!

Don't pass up those can signals!!!!

Ed

 

[dmckee17]

Very nice chunk of silver, occasionally diggin those "big junk" signals do pay off. I dug a sterling (catholic?) crucifix a while back that was absent of our Christ, I figured a kid pried him off.

 

[NealNoIN]

n/t

 

[Old Pirate]

Thanks Guys!!!!

Ed

 

[mudpuppy]

Huge!
I'm sure you know this already Ed, but I'll just type it up maybe for somebodies benefit...

Once a guy finds a medallion with the bale not broken, like on that big cross, the chain it was on might be very nearby...something that big was on a big chain, and it should be a fairly decent although trashy signal, if it was on a silver chain, most likely will sound similar to one of those aluminum wires that holds chainlink to a pole....now if for some reason that was on a gold chain...well then, go after any signal in a 20' radius of where you found that monster!

FWIW, I found a junk metal cross earlier this year on a field, about 4" deep, solid signal, and the bale was intact...about 3' away I got a crappy signal and pulled the chain, it was 925...i would have never dug that crappy chain signal if it was all alone...

Mud

 

[Old Pirate]

mudpuppy,

Man you were reading my mind deja vu from the 16th! I did about a 6 or 7 foot radius of the area with nothing but trash pulls. Unfortunately the cross was about 2 feet from a street sidewalk edge and I suspect that the chain landed on the sidewalk. But don't you worry, I'm planning a trip back there but this time turning it up to 32 and becoming a turtle.

Ed

 

[MikeO]

Thats a beauty of a Cross. Nice dig.