WINNER!!: Best Jewelry Item Found January , 2007.

goldrush00013

Congrats Rob!!




Total Votes: 40
#1. Lordmarcovan's sterling silver WW2-era US Army Parachutist's badge with bronze combat jump service star.
15 (votes) 37.50 (%)
#2. DUBBA's 10k , 4.2 d.w.t. gold ring.
1 (votes) 2.50 (%)
#3. DesertRat's ladies necklace with garnet stones.
7 (votes) 17.50 (%)
#4. BentFork's Peter Stone Sterling Silver Pentagram & Dragon Pendant.
2 (votes) 5.00 (%)
#5. Zot's silver ring (0.813 fine) with a leather logo.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
#6. Zot's 14k gold ring with adder (snake) design. Date stamp 1963.
12 (votes) 30.00 (%)
#7. Phut's plated naked lady ring.
3 (votes) 7.50 (%)











Please vote for best jewelry item found.



#1. Lordmarcovan's sterling silver WW2-era US Army Parachutist's badge with bronze combat jump service star.





#2. DUBBA's 10k , 4.2 d.w.t. gold ring.





#3. DesertRat's ladies necklace with garnet stones.





#4. BentFork's Peter Stone Sterling Silver Pentagram & Dragon Pendant.





#5. Zot's silver ring (0.813 fine) with a leather logo.





#6. Zot's 14k gold ring with adder (snake) design. Date stamp 1963.




#7. Phut's plated naked lady ring.

Riccar

tough call for me between LM and Zot's finds...

DUBBA

i don't want to start trouble here, but don't mind busting lm's butt a little......i have never heard a soldier refer to a military pin as jewelry?....now i don't know for sure and i could be wrong, but shouldn't something like that be in the relic category?.....i'm sure someone will set me straight on this.....there are some nice finds across the board for this months contest, especially for this time of year....good luck and stay warm

goldrush00013

Dubba, it is a fine line to call it jewelry.
I tend to put it in the jewelry because it is a pinback and is not a permanant part of a uniform like a button.

DUBBA

ok goldrush.....it's a cool find, thats fer sure...hh

lordmarcovan

<< <i>i don't want to start trouble here, but don't mind busting lm's butt a little......i have never heard a soldier refer to a military pin as jewelry?....now i don't know for sure and i could be wrong, but shouldn't something like that be in the relic category?..... >>

You're right to bring it up. Because it was a pin, AND sterling silver, I entered it in Jewelry. Had it been brass or bronze like the cool WW1 tank badge HKnJ found, I would've put it in Relic.

Really, it was a fine line and I suppose it could go either way.

It probably shouldn't be leading Zot's gold snake ring, in any event. I voted for Zot's snake but I see I actually have a three-vote lead with the paratrooper badge as of this posting.

DUBBA

zots ring is a beautiful find and all, but i liked phuts naked lady ring.....hey, it's a naked lay ring, what can i say...hee hee!....hope you all have a great week...hh

goldrush00013

TTT

Omega

Very cool find.

phut

<< <i>Very cool find. >>


Absolutely!!!
Congrats Rob!

DesertRat

Grats Rob!