Finn74
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- Dec 16, 2012
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Hit a local swimming hole this morning since it was hot as **** over here the past couple of days. Sucks that they dont allow water detecting but atleast I can hit the sand part. Found the usual clad, actually a bit more then usual ($7.83) and this little gem of a ring right at the waterline. It was @ 8" or so in the nice black sand/mud layer. Gave a really irregular hit on the ATP, bounced all around on the VDI but every so often gave a nice high TONE. (Listen to your machines, dont trust the VDI...) No scratchiness around the tone like foil...
Anyways, I dug the signal and was rewarded with the amethyst ring. Immediately took it for silver and pouched it.
Here's the question mark though. Got home and straightened it up as best as I could. That is when the stamp revealed itself. Took a closer look and to my eyes it says 14K
Took a picture of the stamp through a 40x loop and would like to know what you guys think.
It tested negative with the 10 & 14K acid solution and positive on silver. So obviously its silver but why the 14K stamp if that is what it is? I did not find any other stamps on the ring.
But hey, atleast the wife was pleased... :-)
HH
Mike
Anyways, I dug the signal and was rewarded with the amethyst ring. Immediately took it for silver and pouched it.
Here's the question mark though. Got home and straightened it up as best as I could. That is when the stamp revealed itself. Took a closer look and to my eyes it says 14K
Took a picture of the stamp through a 40x loop and would like to know what you guys think.
It tested negative with the 10 & 14K acid solution and positive on silver. So obviously its silver but why the 14K stamp if that is what it is? I did not find any other stamps on the ring.
But hey, atleast the wife was pleased... :-)
HH
Mike
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