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Metal detecting beaches, rivers and other water related areas.
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nice one mate
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Lovely Gold Watch Chain there Slippery, so chuffed for you mate. I have had gold rings galore over the years but never a gold chain of any description.

Are there any hallmarks on it to give you an age?
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you lucky fella. What a find. Any idea's on ct and weight and most important, age
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Very nice!.......Well done!....

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Nice one B-)

Thats how I found my ring.

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Post by sandman »

nice find fella , i bet you face looked like this :D :D :D
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Post by Trotboy »

Great day mate! Well saved! Have to hand that one to the cops for a bit though, I fancy it's a fairly recent loss, but I should imagine you'll get it back.
Recent finds: Papal Bulla of Clement V, Mary Groat, James 1st Scottish 20p, Republican Silver Denarius 130BC, Trajan Silver Denarius, Edward VII Hammered Shilling.
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