Hi guys,
Today we had permission to a new land.
Great weather and a nice find.
A matrix seal 1800.
Happy
On to the next.
Hi guys,
Today we had permission to a new land.
Great weather and a nice find.
A matrix seal 1800.
Happy
On to the next.
Very nice Willems! Is that Cupid in the image?
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Great find Willems, congratulations!
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That is very cool! Congrats!
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Very nice Willems! On your bottom picture it looks as if the stamp is semi-clear with a golden hue. Is it made of amber or glass?
John
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Nice find Thx for posting and congrats on the nice recovery. ED
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Yes it's amber stone.
Seal is damage.
Because when de owner dies no one can use the stamp.
To bad that i cant post the video when i got it out of the ground.
Thanks all.
Last edited by Willems; 10-03-2018 at 01:54 PM.