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Rare Goldring found (Read 2930 times)
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Posted Oct 23, 2007, 11:28:46 AM
Here is the best goldring i ever found. I only cleaned it with warm water before i gave it to the museum.


I love my Minelab Explorer SE. Grin

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Det vi vet er så uendelig lite mot det som har hendt. Arkeologen er som den som går langs en strand og finner småtterier, skyllet i land fra et forsvunnet skib. Men selve skibet som gikk i dypet med menneskene får han aldri se.
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Reply To This Topic #1 Posted Oct 23, 2007, 11:49:26 AM
what a beautiful part of history there...and from the 1400's?? WOW!

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Reply To This Topic #2 Posted Oct 23, 2007, 12:08:15 PM
that is a great find. even cooler that you figured out what it is and were able to date it.
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Reply To This Topic #3 Posted Oct 23, 2007, 12:12:47 PM
Wow.  I can't believe you found it and then had to give it up. But it is really cool.

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Reply To This Topic #4 Posted Oct 23, 2007, 12:15:00 PM
Beautiful find ! Do you work with the museum or did you just donate it.

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Drives her forward everyday
Never allowing her to settle
But she likes it like that,
She's a gypsy wanderer.
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Reply To This Topic #5 Posted Oct 23, 2007, 12:16:34 PM
SUPER COOL
where did you find it at----church yard, field, old home???
more details! Please!!!!!!! It makes the story even better.

Dawn
MCALLEN, TX
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Dominican Republic/ Norway
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Reply To This Topic #6 Posted Oct 23, 2007, 12:52:48 PM
Beautiful find ! Do you work with the museum or did you just donate it.

I sometimes work/help with the museum. And yes i donate it to the museum.

If i would sell it- ofcourse i could get alot of money for it, but remember one very very important thing- not everything is about money. In a museum everyone can see it, forever...  Grin


Not just some rich guy with a private collection.  ;)

Det vi vet er så uendelig lite mot det som har hendt. Arkeologen er som den som går langs en strand og finner småtterier, skyllet i land fra et forsvunnet skib. Men selve skibet som gikk i dypet med menneskene får han aldri se.
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Dominican Republic/ Norway
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Reply To This Topic #7 Posted Oct 23, 2007, 12:56:07 PM
SUPER COOL
where did you find it at----church yard, field, old home???
more details! Please!!!!!!! It makes the story even better.

Really sorry cant tell.  Lips Sealed

Det vi vet er så uendelig lite mot det som har hendt. Arkeologen er som den som går langs en strand og finner småtterier, skyllet i land fra et forsvunnet skib. Men selve skibet som gikk i dypet med menneskene får han aldri se.
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Bavaria Germany
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Minelab XT70, White's XLT, Fisher 1280, Garrett Ace 250 and MH5

Reply To This Topic #8 Posted Oct 24, 2007, 02:57:13 AM
Awesome find and great post from Norway, congrats!  HH, Mike
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Southeastern Ireland

Reply To This Topic #9 Posted Oct 24, 2007, 03:17:17 AM
That's an important find. I'd love to find something historically important enough to be a museum piece. Congrats!

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ENGLAND
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Reply To This Topic #10 Posted Oct 24, 2007, 03:38:58 AM
Beautiful find ! Do you work with the museum or did you just donate it.

I sometimes work/help with the museum. And yes i donate it to the museum.

If i would sell it- ofcourse i could get alot of money for it, but remember one very very important thing- not everything is about money. In a museum everyone can see it, forever...  Grin


Not just some rich guy with a private collection.  ;)

This is the right attitude, we need more people like this.  How do your Laws on detecting work?

I record things properly for study but lend stuff to the Museum instead of donating.  If I gave it to the Museum I couldn't use it for other displays, when I wanted.

As for your last comment;

I'm a poor guy with a private collection Cheesy

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Reply To This Topic #11 Posted Oct 24, 2007, 03:52:26 AM
This is one precious find. Hats off to you for donating it to the museum.

Holding history in our hands is a treasure in itself.
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Reply To This Topic #12 Posted Oct 24, 2007, 05:21:01 AM
 my father mad a rare donation to a museum in alaska,
when i went to it as an adult the item was gone and they didnt even know who he was.
Jerks
 ill never make a donation of an item to a museum ever ever.
they will be lucky to get a loan.
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Reply To This Topic #13 Posted Oct 24, 2007, 06:12:11 AM
You know you could have sold it to the museums, they buy things too. That's a very good gesture for you to just give it to them. Remember this is coming from someone without any money...

Keep @ it and HH!!

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Hesperia, MI
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Reply To This Topic #14 Posted Oct 24, 2007, 08:02:16 AM
A very interesting find. I also applaud that you donated it to the museum. You're right...Not everything is about money.

Congrats on the super find!!!

HH,
SgtSki

"There comes a time in every rightly constructed boy's life when he has a raging desire to go somewhere and dig for hidden treasure." - Mark Twain, "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer"
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Reply To This Topic #15 Posted Oct 24, 2007, 01:06:58 PM
Spectacular find.
Kudos!!!

Ty
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Reply To This Topic #16 Posted Oct 24, 2007, 01:49:50 PM
Beautiful find ! Do you work with the museum or did you just donate it.

I sometimes work/help with the museum. And yes i donate it to the museum.

If i would sell it- ofcourse i could get alot of money for it, but remember one very very important thing- not everything is about money. In a museum everyone can see it, forever...  Grin


Not just some rich guy with a private collection. 












Congratulations ...What a nice thing to do....AMEN to all you said on your post. 

Tom  (Woodsie)
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Reply To This Topic #17 Posted Oct 24, 2007, 03:04:13 PM
Awesome find!  Wow, what a piece of history!  Congrats!


Here is the best goldring i ever found. I only cleaned it with warm water before i gave it to the museum.


I love my Minelab Explorer SE. Grin

HH!

Joe G
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Ireland
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Reply To This Topic #18 Posted Oct 24, 2007, 03:11:23 PM
 Shocked this guy should be given a medal for giving it to the people in a museum if only all detectorists were like you it would be a far better place god will bless you with greater finds ;)    RESPECT Cool

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Reply To This Topic #19 Posted Oct 24, 2007, 03:30:04 PM
That is a oustanding find,I probaly would have sold it (being poor and all) but you did a great thing!!!, and Though I'm extremly jealous Grin Im happy for you.    I love my Minelabe SE also.   
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Gulf Coast, Texas
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Reply To This Topic #20 Posted Oct 24, 2007, 06:19:15 PM
Nice ring, I would have kept it for my family to own....

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new hampshire
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a cheap $75.00 ebay one

Reply To This Topic #21 Posted Oct 24, 2007, 06:50:16 PM
grats great find , great story too .

thanks for shareing
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Dominican Republic/ Norway
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Reply To This Topic #22 Posted Oct 27, 2007, 05:36:27 AM
Thank you all, for your nice replys.  ;)
I just got an invitation to the County Museum, where the ring and the macehead will be in an monter.

I will try to take some pics from the show and upload for you all to see, and if im lucky-and i hope some of you guys will also be inspired to help your local museums with finds.

We all have an responsibilitad to save the past, for our future and our children.

Det vi vet er så uendelig lite mot det som har hendt. Arkeologen er som den som går langs en strand og finner småtterier, skyllet i land fra et forsvunnet skib. Men selve skibet som gikk i dypet med menneskene får han aldri se.
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Reply To This Topic #23 Posted Oct 28, 2007, 08:36:33 AM
Absolutly amazing find!! Find of a life time for sure .

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Reply To This Topic #24 Posted Oct 28, 2007, 12:59:03 PM
Thank you all, for your nice replys.  ;)
I just got an invitation to the County Museum, where the ring and the macehead will be in an monter.

I will try to take some pics from the show and upload for you all to see, and if im lucky-and i hope some of you guys will also be inspired to help your local museums with finds.

We all have an responsibilitad to save the past, for our future and our children.


GH,
What a fantastic find! I think you have me beat by 500 years.  Cry
Very generous of you to donate it, and a wonderful thing to do.
I come from a long line of museum donators too. My family has lots of items in our hometown museum.
Great post,
MM

Oldest coin = 1700's Spanish silver piece of 8 reale
Oldest U.S. silver = 1833 Capped Bust Half Dime
Rarest coin = 1864 "L" *double die* IH

Civil War best finds:
*NC belt buckle
*CSN Confederate Navy Officer button
*Eagle Sword Belt Plate
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Detector used:
Explorer SE. / Excalibur II. / JW Fisher Pulse 8x.

Reply To This Topic #25 Posted Oct 28, 2007, 01:19:09 PM
Thank you all, for your nice replys.  ;)
I just got an invitation to the County Museum, where the ring and the macehead will be in an monter.

I will try to take some pics from the show and upload for you all to see, and if im lucky-and i hope some of you guys will also be inspired to help your local museums with finds.

We all have an responsibilitad to save the past, for our future and our children.


GH,
What a fantastic find! I think you have me beat by 500 years.  Cry
Very generous of you to donate it, and a wonderful thing to do.
I come from a long line of museum donators too. My family has lots of items in our hometown museum.
Great post,
MM

I bet it feels great when you can show your friends and children all the nice objects you, and your family has donated to the museum  Smiley

Imagine what museums would look like if everone would help the museums. THAT would be a collection  Cool


Det vi vet er så uendelig lite mot det som har hendt. Arkeologen er som den som går langs en strand og finner småtterier, skyllet i land fra et forsvunnet skib. Men selve skibet som gikk i dypet med menneskene får han aldri se.
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North Carolina
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Reply To This Topic #26 Posted Oct 28, 2007, 01:33:50 PM
Thank you all, for your nice replys.  ;)
I just got an invitation to the County Museum, where the ring and the macehead will be in an monter.

I will try to take some pics from the show and upload for you all to see, and if im lucky-and i hope some of you guys will also be inspired to help your local museums with finds.

We all have an responsibilitad to save the past, for our future and our children.


GH,
What a fantastic find! I think you have me beat by 500 years.  Cry
Very generous of you to donate it, and a wonderful thing to do.
I come from a long line of museum donators too. My family has lots of items in our hometown museum.
Great post,
MM

I bet it feels great when you can show your friends and children all the nice objects you, and your family has donated to the museum  Smiley

Imagine what museums would look like if everone would help the museums. THAT would be a collection  Cool



It really does feel great to see items in the museum that our family has donated. My great-grandfather was a big collector and taxidermist. He has old guns, coin collections, egg collections, mounted animals (some rare), etc. in the museum.
I am going back next week so the museum can copy some of my original pictures of murderer Belle Gunness's farm from the early 1900's. Next year will be the 100 year anniversary, and they are overjoyed to be able to see my collection of photos.
My great-grandfather knew the photographer at the Gunness Farm fire, and gave him a set of photos.
Here's a link to the Gunness fame:
http://www.laportecountyhistory.org/belleg1.htm

If people didn't donate items, a museum would be one boring place.  ;)
-MM-

Oldest coin = 1700's Spanish silver piece of 8 reale
Oldest U.S. silver = 1833 Capped Bust Half Dime
Rarest coin = 1864 "L" *double die* IH

Civil War best finds:
*NC belt buckle
*CSN Confederate Navy Officer button
*Eagle Sword Belt Plate
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Reply To This Topic #27 Posted Oct 28, 2007, 11:33:17 PM
Thank you all, for your nice replys.  ;)
I just got an invitation to the County Museum, where the ring and the macehead will be in an monter.

I will try to take some pics from the show and upload for you all to see, and if im lucky-and i hope some of you guys will also be inspired to help your local museums with finds.

We all have an responsibilitad to save the past, for our future and our children.


GH,
What a fantastic find! I think you have me beat by 500 years.  Cry
Very generous of you to donate it, and a wonderful thing to do.
I come from a long line of museum donators too. My family has lots of items in our hometown museum.
Great post,
MM

I bet it feels great when you can show your friends and children all the nice objects you, and your family has donated to the museum  Smiley

Imagine what museums would look like if everone would help the museums. THAT would be a collection  Cool



I agree it is good to see on display stuff that you or your family have donated.  However in the UK over 70% of finds are NEVER displayed or ever see the light of day.  They are in boxes which not even the museum who owns them really know whats in them.  What good would it do if everyone donated to the museum & no-one ever saw them again?  Museum only display things that they believe will draw in crowds & donations.  So many interesting things are locked away due to lack of space & money.  At least in the UK with a healthy mix of private & public everyone wins??

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Oklahoma
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Whites, Tesoro, Fisher and Minelab

Reply To This Topic #28 Posted Oct 29, 2007, 12:06:19 AM
 Shocked What a fantastic find! You did good my friend...................

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Happy Hunting

Desertfox
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Reply To This Topic #29 Posted Oct 29, 2007, 01:01:30 AM
Very nice find,and the history too,well done. Smiley
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Houston Texas

Reply To This Topic #30 Posted Nov 02, 2007, 12:47:34 AM
I personally would have sold it, being broke and all right now. Makes more sense for me to be able
to put food on the table with a good find.
That "money isn't everything" ,nice thought,but is  hard to live by when you're flat out broke. Sad

hey cinderella,go find yourself a fella...
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Dominican Republic/ Norway
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Reply To This Topic #31 Posted Nov 02, 2007, 02:20:03 AM
I personally would have sold it, being broke and all right now. Makes more sense for me to be able
to put food on the table with a good find.
That "money isn't everything" ,nice thought,but is  hard to live by when you're flat out broke. Sad


Sorry to hear that, its aways very difficult to be broke- Im not a rich guy either, i hardly have any money to pay my %€*% bills every month.

I hope you manage to get some cash real soon...

Det vi vet er så uendelig lite mot det som har hendt. Arkeologen er som den som går langs en strand og finner småtterier, skyllet i land fra et forsvunnet skib. Men selve skibet som gikk i dypet med menneskene får han aldri se.
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North Carolina
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Reply To This Topic #32 Posted Nov 02, 2007, 02:30:44 AM
I personally would have sold it, being broke and all right now. Makes more sense for me to be able
to put food on the table with a good find.
That "money isn't everything" ,nice thought,but is  hard to live by when you're flat out broke. Sad


Sorry to hear that, its aways very difficult to be broke- Im not a rich guy either, i hardly have any money to pay my %€*% bills every month.

I hope you manage to get some cash real soon...

GH,
Again, very generous of you to donate that great find. At least it will be able to be enjoyed by others long after we (and our bills) are gone. Great job.
-MM-

Oldest coin = 1700's Spanish silver piece of 8 reale
Oldest U.S. silver = 1833 Capped Bust Half Dime
Rarest coin = 1864 "L" *double die* IH

Civil War best finds:
*NC belt buckle
*CSN Confederate Navy Officer button
*Eagle Sword Belt Plate
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Houston Texas

Reply To This Topic #33 Posted Nov 03, 2007, 11:22:34 PM
I personally would have sold it, being broke and all right now. Makes more sense for me to be able
to put food on the table with a good find.
That "money isn't everything" ,nice thought,but is  hard to live by when you're flat out broke. Sad


Sorry to hear that, its aways very difficult to be broke- Im not a rich guy either, i hardly have any money to pay my %€*% bills every month.

I hope you manage to get some cash real soon...

Thanks for that..I guess I just need to keep trying to move forward. I still think if I found a class ring I can trace,I'd try to find the owner.
That would make me feel like I did a good deed. I guess everyone has those times in their lives where it seems like you just can't get ahead,no matter what you do Huh

I'm still gonna save up the pennies (or quarters) to get into this game..I think I spend too much time on this forum,might as well
be out there looking. Grin

hey cinderella,go find yourself a fella...
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