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    First earring

    Ordered a sniper coil for my f2 Sunday and it showed up Wed. Got out and played with it for a couple hours and dug up a ring and an earring. Earring has some marks on it but I am unsure what it means. I think its stamped g25 but maybe I'm wrong. Its gold colored and there are more marks but I can't get a good picture




    So far I really like the sniper coil and was very happy with how fast kellyco sent me the coil

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    Elite Member Bucknut's Avatar
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    That earring looks a bit dirty...does it clean up at all? Sometimes they plate silver with gold so maybe that is a 925 earring with gold plating? The stone is probably not what we all want it to be but you never know.

    Every detectorist needs a smaller coil for the really trashy spots. I am sure you will use yours a lot.
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    I don't expect the stone to be real but a little silver would be nice. Doesn't shine up like I think gold would

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    I agree with Bucknut-looks like 925 to me, so could very well be silver with gold plate. Clean it up a bit and maybe take it to a jeweler when you have a chance. Maybe get lucky? The other writing looks like it could read "Milan", which I have seen on some stuff in the past-often cheap fakes, but better than China!
    The ring is a cool find too-nice design at least!
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    Pretty good find with the sniper. I've just got to break down and buy one.
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    Nice find. I probably do not use my sniper and large coils enough to know but I am still wondering how much they help. I definitely need to use them more to find out. Nice finds WD
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    I'm still trying to learn the sniper as it seems that after I locate something by sound and then look at the numbers I am not real good at figuring out the coins like I could with my 8". Just another challenge to take on. But I have fun doing it

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