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Finds Identification and Valuation
Egyptian necklace
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<blockquote data-quote="klinga" data-source="post: 32981" data-attributes="member: 1532"><p>Yeah I don't think its anything of value. Just be interesting to find it's origins. I think it's what I like best about the hobby the history and the story of finding a lost item.</p><p></p><p>The parks I've been to have been pretty trashy, a lot of aluminium. A lot of targets between 30-40, I know gold can be in this range, but would you ignore this in a park area when searching for coins/relics? I'm obviously still learning the machine but the coins I've found are usually short sharp sounds in the high 50's plus.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klinga, post: 32981, member: 1532"] Yeah I don't think its anything of value. Just be interesting to find it's origins. I think it's what I like best about the hobby the history and the story of finding a lost item. The parks I've been to have been pretty trashy, a lot of aluminium. A lot of targets between 30-40, I know gold can be in this range, but would you ignore this in a park area when searching for coins/relics? I'm obviously still learning the machine but the coins I've found are usually short sharp sounds in the high 50's plus. [/QUOTE]
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