Broken 9ct

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Broken 9ct

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frogeye
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Post by frogeye »

Well done there thats a nice find ::g ::g ::g should be able to have it repaired without to much of a problem.
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Post by Gwawrer »

Now thats very nice and I have never seen that style of pattern , maybe it has a hallmark that it can be dated from. Well done on getting the shank part too.
Its better out of the ground and in your hand for the history or monetary value rather than left in the ground to rot doing nothing for anyone.
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Post by opa81 »

Great find, looks like an old style ring to me.

Looks like 1920's - 1930's.

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Post by johnduke »

Nice Find! You might find that it hasnt broken as such. It looks like the soldered joint has corroded away .Just needs re soldering ::g
On the other hand i have four fingers and a thumb
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Post by chipmonky »

Gold id gold nice find ::g
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Post by Machinist »

Nice find again Slippery, strange it has split like that. It may be, as John said, that the soldered joints have split. I have had many a silver ring were the join has corroded and split but never a gold one yet :-/
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Post by badger »

well done that looks really nice
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