...And some more Silver from GCF

After yesterday I thought I had to go back and try the same methods/settings
Came away with some more spendable money and a nice pendant

This is a nice size pendant(same size as $2 coin)

GCF produces more Silver

I have not been out in a while so I decided to go out to GCF  for the umpteenth time this morning
I went for some deep detecting,digging all those iffy signals and it turns out it wasn't for nought :)

I am convinced there will be some gold jewellery there as well but as of yet I have just been doing the
higher conductivity stuff as there must be a kazillion pulltab signals there and I have to motivate
myself to go and dig them all to find the possible rings hidden amongst it


A nice chunk of .925 Silver

A lot of junky stuff as I was digging everything above my selected VDI

Some Silver and an Old pocket watch

I have not been out too much lately

So only a few things to show :)

The watch has an inscription and date on the back,I am trying to track down the owner but no luck so far and I don't fancy my chances seeing that he most likely would have been a young lad in the 1940-50s

Two similar Sterling Heart rings in the same week....bizarre :)

Old Damaged Silver :(

•  Sampson Mordan continued manufacturing pencils and a wide range of silver objects until the Second World war when their factory was bombed.

• Invented the propelling pencil.

This appears to be a Silver pencil holder from somewhere between 1852- 1910...hallmarks are too worn

Intact it would have looked something like this possibly

Some more Silver

Don't think I'll find one of these again soon....Cool

A 1954 Silver Ben Franklin Half Dollar.....all the way over here in little ole NZ :)
Silver Content: 90% 
Silver Weight: .3617 oz.

A little Gold n Silver

Some of the Silver coin finds
The British Shilling is 192? .. very worn

A nice gold ring from the beach with a garnet/ruby