Sundays Stuff !!

Thanks RG

I emailed their customer service to see if I can find out anything about this ring,, I'm thinking its plated or something since it has no K rating, but I will find out for sure.

Rick

Nice findings Rick, when the wheather gets better here, and the frost out of the ground I will go as well again!!

Greetings, Carl

Very cool. Here in Florida, SETA, stands for South Eastern Tissue Alliance.

Hi Don

I searched at the local High School.

The old school which no longer exists was built in 1916,The football field has been there since then, The old school was torn down in the late 50' and the new school was built, the buildings range in age from then until the late 80's.

The braclet I'm sure was more recent lost Item, less than an inch deep, the wheats average about 5 inches deep as does most of the silver coins I have found there,I dig everything at that depth.

the modern coins average about 2 ".

The area is huge about 30 acres, it was a farm before the original school was built, and I work small pieces of it now and then for about the last five years, every once in awhile I will find areas where some neat stuff was lost.

Rick