It's not that old, but it is GOLD!!!
speer34
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Found today on one of my fields that I have been searching. I don't have a clue as to how it got there, but I'm glad it ended up where I was walking
It was the last thing I dug today. I kept telling myself I needed to go, but I wanted one more good signal. Here she is.
It is a class ring from Albany. I assume that it is Albany, NY. The date is 1953. On the inside of the ring is HJ10K. I'm assuming this is 10 karat gold. Is the HJ for the jeweler or something else?
Thanks!!!!
It was the last thing I dug today. I kept telling myself I needed to go, but I wanted one more good signal. Here she is.
It is a class ring from Albany. I assume that it is Albany, NY. The date is 1953. On the inside of the ring is HJ10K. I'm assuming this is 10 karat gold. Is the HJ for the jeweler or something else?
Thanks!!!!
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It is gold,HJ could be the guy's initial's???HH,Tom
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My first gold ring which was 10K as well but not as nice as yours, came in VTH I
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<< <i> I wonder if there is anything else she lost? >>
Could be she lost something very dear to her that day/night.... We'll never know.
Great find!
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<< <i>Nice find Speer34! I think the HJ is a jeweler's mark. If they were initials, with a little research you could probably trace the original owner down. >>
I found a class ring at the city dump in Danbury Ct. years ago. I did a little detective work and found the girl that owned it. She didn't even know it was missing and she wanted to know how I got it. I told her how and she didn't believe me. I went to her house and handed it to her where she promptly closed the door without even a thankyou.
You can feel comfortable knowing that you did your part. I'm sure it will probably make you think twice if you ever find another class ring again, huh?
My son found a gold watch, solid gold. It is an American Express Gold watch with a jewed stem and gold band, worth about 5K. He found it on a beach, an eyeball find. It began to rain and then as the sky really opened up everybody started snatching up towels and blankets and everything else. As he started to run a glint of gold caught his eye and he grabbed it on the run. It has a serial number on it and I am 99% positive the owner could be found, but we're reluctant to try because if it was reported as stolen rather than lost it could be a hassle.