"Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

[cjc]

"Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

"One Marked 14K yellow gent's custom make chain 31" long, solid fancy link set with diamonds with a fancy lobster clasp. Condition: used. Containing: 120 barrel set round brilliant diamonds gauging 2.60 x 2.45 x 1.57 mm (depth est.) approximate total weight 120 x 0.060 = 7.20 ct."
Clarity; s1 to 1
Colour: G1
Cut: Medium - Class 2
Total Weight of Diamonds: 7.20 ct.
Total Weight of Chain: 158 gr.
Estimated Replacement Value $ 30,000 CDN

Ya, we take 'em....
cjc
clivesgoldpage.com

 

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[jewelerguy]

Re: "Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

looks like something a rap star would wear

 

[Silver Searcher]

Re: "Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000



Is this a Metal Detecting Find as you have posted this in Best Finds

SS

 

[hombre_de_plata_flaco]

Re: "Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

Did you find this thing? Why is it not in the banner?

 

[Produce Guy]

Re: "Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

That's really nice,I found a heavy silver mens bracelet about 2 weeks ago in a cactus patch while playing disc golf,sold it last week and got $41

 

[mile-ender]

Re: "Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

Is this a Metal Detecting Find as you have posted this in Best Finds

SS

If I'm right he pulled it sometime last year (he works the beaches). I'm pretty sure I remember seeing the post. I'm guessing he just got it appraised.
I just wonder how the hell someone loses something that size and that valuable

 

[Silver Searcher]

Re: "Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

Is this a Metal Detecting Find as you have posted this in Best Finds

SS

If I'm right he pulled it sometime last year (he works the beaches). I'm pretty sure I remember seeing the post. I'm guessing he just got it appraised.
I just wonder how the hell someone loses something that size and that valuable

Thanks

So he found a $30.000 necklace and no body reported it lost would have thought it was very easy to trace the owner.

SS

 

[lookindown]

Re: "Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

I dont get it...I can buy a new bicycle chain at Wal Mart for 8 bucks.

 

[kevkirki]

Re: "Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

Icecube lost his bling bling

 

[Breezie]

Re: "Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

Did you dig this? Breezie

 

[NaturalJWL]

Re: "Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

Is this a Metal Detecting Find as you have posted this in Best Finds

SS

If I'm right he pulled it sometime last year (he works the beaches). I'm pretty sure I remember seeing the post. I'm guessing he just got it appraised.
I just wonder how the hell someone loses something that size and that valuable

Thanks

So he found a $30.000 necklace and no body reported it lost would have thought it was very easy to trace the owner.

SS

Bodies don't talk.

 

[cjc]

Re: "Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

Did you dig this? Breezie

I wish everyone would stop asking me that! I've only got 11 detectors. There's lots of ways I would come up with a chain like that.
cjc

 

[SeaninNH]

Re: "Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

Did you dig this? Breezie

I wish everyone would stop asking me that! I've only got 11 detectors. There's lots of ways I would come up with a chain like that.
cjc

Obviously if you post something like this on a treasure hunting website people are going to ask if you found it.

If you found it then this is the best score ever and should be on the banner for sure.

 

[diggummup]

Re: "Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

Did you dig this? Breezie

I wish everyone would stop asking me that! I've only got 11 detectors. There's lots of ways I would come up with a chain like that.
cjc

I don't care how many detectors you own, sounds like more boasting to me. Maybe if you would have correctly posted some added info. (you know, the "rest of the story") then people wouldn't ask such an overtly obvious question. You can't just come on here and post a $30k chain and expect people not to ask where or how you acquired it. If you did post this last year, as another member suggested you did, then you should have posted the link to the story. I mean really dude, think about it. Geesh! Get over yourself.

 

[Silver Searcher]

Re: "Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

Did you dig this? Breezie

I wish everyone would stop asking me that! I've only got 11 detectors. There's lots of ways I would come up with a chain like that.
cjc

I don't care how many detectors you own, sounds like more boasting to me. Maybe if you would have correctly posted some added info. (you know, the "rest of the story") then people wouldn't ask such an overtly obvious question. You can't just come on here and post a $30k chain and expect people not to ask where or how you acquired it. If you did post this last year, as another member suggested you did, then you should have posted the link to the story. I mean really dude, think about it. Geesh! Get over yourself.

Well said Dig Treasure Net is a Comunity, we want facts, anybody can post Bling

SS

 

[lookindown]

Re: "Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

DID YOU DIG THIS?

 

[hammered]

Re: "Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

Did you dig this? Breezie

I wish everyone would stop asking me that! I've only got 11 detectors. There's lots of ways I would come up with a chain like that.
cjc

Now that's boasting , I've only got 2, detectors that is


hammered

 

[cjc]

Re: "Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

Did you dig this? Breezie

I wish everyone would stop asking me that! I've only got 11 detectors. There's lots of ways I would come up with a chain like that.
cjc

Now that's boasting , I've only got 2, detectors that is


hammered

Holy crow! I'm not boasting--just trying to indicate that I live and breathe detectors. Besides, having eleven of them just means that you spend a lot of time at the post office. Ya, I found it, going right in behind pros who work the same section every day. I did post the "story" and thought THAT would be the mark of a blowhard--to go over it again. I'll say this: It came from in a lot of iron working with a DF--basically by way of tuning, listening and coil control. I credit a few things I learnt from Craig PI, Mike Robinson / Jim Pugh and a few others about how to use a PI --a lot of practice, and a lot of digs. These are the basics that I try to teach in my books--if you do things properly for long enough in the right place... The site it came from has very complex patterns with the classifiction of targets and the way sand is exchanged. I like where it gets more solid as the draw starts--not the mush at the bottom. I look for scalloping in this first part of the incline--stuff coming out of the hill. Got a tiny signal, compared it to my tester (6 gram) sounded about the same, dug and thought: look at this ugly stainless chunk of crap! It sounded "clatterey" like the fake silver they sell on the beach in Cancun (not from there). Anyhow got it home and it scratched 14K and I decided to keep it. It had been down long enough for the spring to rust out.
...did I find it...yer hurtin' my feelings...
Picture shows a few more of my finds for that year.
cjc
clivesgoldpage.com

 

[lookindown]

Re: "Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

Thanks for the info and hunting tips. Once in a lifetime find. CONGRATS

 

[diggummup]

Re: "Bicycle Chain" Appraisal...$30,000

Did you dig this? Breezie

I wish everyone would stop asking me that! I've only got 11 detectors. There's lots of ways I would come up with a chain like that.
cjc

Now that's boasting , I've only got 2, detectors that is


hammered

Holy crow! I'm not boasting--just trying to indicate that I live and breathe detectors. Besides, having eleven of them just means that you spend a lot of time at the post office. Ya, I found it, going right in behind pros who work the same section every day. I did post the "story" and thought THAT would be the mark of a blowhard--to go over it again. I'll say this: It came from in a lot of iron working with a DF--basically by way of tuning, listening and coil control. I credit a few things I learnt from Craig PI, Mike Robinson / Jim Pugh and a few others about how to use a PI --a lot of practice, and a lot of digs. These are the basics that I try to teach in my books--if you do things properly for long enough in the right place... The site it came from has very complex patterns with the classifiction of targets and the way sand is exchanged. I like where it gets more solid as the draw starts--not the mush at the bottom. I look for scalloping in this first part of the incline--stuff coming out of the hill. Got a tiny signal, compared it to my tester (6 gram) sounded about the same, dug and thought: look at this ugly stainless chunk of crap! It sounded "clatterey" like the fake silver they sell on the beach in Cancun (not from there). Anyhow got it home and it scratched 14K and I decided to keep it. It had been down long enough for the spring to rust out.
...did I find it...yer hurtin' my feelings...
Picture shows a few more of my finds for that year.
cjc
clivesgoldpage.com

Thanks for the rest of the story. It doesn't and wouldn't have made you sound like a "blowhard".