Taking votes gold or not

[cheech]

I picked this up at a TS that is usually pretty good on spotting There gold and silver and there prices are usually high but I took a gamble to see if I could spot gold without it being Marked there is no marks but numbers hopefully you can tell by the pictures thanks for looking

 

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[JimDon]

My guess is no. Looks too crude in mfg

 

[masterjedi]

My guess is no... looks gold filled or gold plated...

 

[Beachkid23]

I have one with a similar clasp and it is marked 14 K. It's also yellow gold.



I would guess yours is Goldfield too. I think something 14 can't even market I suppose there's a possibility it wore off if somebody wore it a lot. Did you test it?

 

[Beachkid23]

I have one with a similar clasp and it is marked 14 K. It's also yellow gold. <img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1167551"/> I would guess yours is Goldfield too. I think something 14 can't even market I suppose there's a possibility it wore off if somebody wore it a lot. Did you test it?

I take that back I bet it is 14 K. Being that has the same type of clasp how it connects there that's pretty fancy for Goldfilled I think.

 

[huntsman53]

I bet it is Gold! No reason to put a Serial number on it if it is only Gold filled or plated! I would think it is/was marked but you just haven't found it or it wore off.


Frank

 

[mkulltra]

I bought the same type of bracelet in 10kt at a estate sale after it was out with costume jewelry for three days and no one bought it. The mark was really small on the inside clasp thing. I paid .50 cents for it. My guess on yours is gold.

 

[cheech]

I tested it twice survey says it's 14 karat gold now that I know this TS miss things I will be checking more often 10.8 g for $42

 

[JimDon]

I stand corrected...again! Great score!

 

[diggummup]

I tested it twice survey says it's 14 karat gold now that I know this TS miss things I will be checking more often 10.8 g for $42

You paid $42 for something you weren't quite sure was gold?

 

[huntsman53]

You paid $42 for something you weren't quite sure was gold?

Well, it looked good and he took a gamble on it! $42 gamble for $240.76 worth of Gold at melt ain't too bad! Can't say that I would have done the same but it sure would be nice to hit a winner every now and then.


Frank

 

[cheech]

Yes it's one way to make sure you get it right the first few time your you stop trying to fine unmarked gold at least for me but normally I don't pay that high of a price but it look too good