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coinnut  
Posted : Friday, 31 January 2014 3:52:43 PM(UTC)
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I'm upgrading from the mighty F4 so need to do some fundraising, Thought I'd chuck them on here before they went on trademe or somewhere else so if your interested send us a PM with your best offer.

I've weighed them on digital kitchen scales which don't have point numbers so ring 3 & 4 came out as the same weight even though ring 3 has a horseshoe on the stone, They should be at least the weight shown.

Thought I'd add a couple nice coins to create a bit of interest & if nothing else its a good talking point.

First a virtually UNC 1863 penny, real scarce in this grade & a 1696 William III crown. If any interest drop us a PM

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Posted : Friday, 31 January 2014 6:37:45 PM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: coinnut Go to Quoted Post
I'm upgrading from the mighty F4 so need to do some fundraising, Thought I'd chuck them on here before they went on trademe or somewhere else so if your interested send us a PM with your best offer.

I've weighed them on digital kitchen scales which don't have point numbers so ring 3 & 4 came out as the same weight even though ring 3 has a horseshoe on the stone, They should be at least the weight shown.


Sweet rings coinnut, I found my first two with the F4 the other day although nothing flash like yours. Off subject what are you thinking of upgrading to?
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Posted : Friday, 31 January 2014 7:26:43 PM(UTC)
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heya!
Couple of advises :
* i will strongly recommend to get exact weight on .XX scale
* get size of each ring
* Ring 4&5 will fetch only scrap gold value. as wedding beds do not have resale value and other one is broken and repair will cost half the gold value of gold in the ring
* Ring 1 is Class ring from United states that has inscription/initial, date of graduation and the educational institution details on - it has no resale value, only scrap gold. Also they are all indexed and it takes about 10 minutes to locate the owner.

* Rings 2&3 is your best rings to sell as items, hence you better get details of their Sizes.

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coinnut  
Posted : Friday, 31 January 2014 9:11:53 PM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: DrunkBrother Go to Quoted Post
heya!
Couple of advises :
* i will strongly recommend to get exact weight on .XX scale
* get size of each ring
* Ring 4&5 will fetch only scrap gold value. as wedding beds do not have resale value and other one is broken and repair will cost half the gold value of gold in the ring
* Ring 1 is Class ring from United states that has inscription/initial, date of graduation and the educational institution details on - it has no resale value, only scrap gold. Also they are all indexed and it takes about 10 minutes to locate the owner.

* Rings 2&3 is your best rings to sell as items, hence you better get details of their Sizes.

Regards

Max


Haha thought I might get a reply from the Ring master, Yeah it's nothing to serious DB don't really expect to sell any on here. Think they are headed for the nearest scrap merchant.
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Posted : Friday, 31 January 2014 10:45:33 PM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: Iggyrulz Go to Quoted Post
Originally Posted by: coinnut Go to Quoted Post
I'm upgrading from the mighty F4 so need to do some fundraising, Thought I'd chuck them on here before they went on trademe or somewhere else so if your interested send us a PM with your best offer.

I've weighed them on digital kitchen scales which don't have point numbers so ring 3 & 4 came out as the same weight even though ring 3 has a horseshoe on the stone, They should be at least the weight shown.


Sweet rings coinnut, I found my first two with the F4 the other day although nothing flash like yours. Off subject what are you thinking of upgrading to?


I'm gonna keep it in the Fishers family & go for a F70, bit cheaper than the 75 & hopefully a lot deeper than the F4.
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Posted : Saturday, 1 February 2014 1:25:06 AM(UTC)
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Sounds like a good choice, I quite like the F75 and also the AT Pro (like the idea of waterproof although probably never use that function unless I drop it in a river!). I am a while off upgrading, when I do I will keep the F4 for a good spare
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Posted : Saturday, 1 February 2014 9:22:19 PM(UTC)
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hi coinnut what sizes are those rings could be keen on 1 or 2?
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Posted : Saturday, 1 February 2014 10:55:07 PM(UTC)
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Hey Latch yeah give me till the morning I'll sort some sizes out for ya, quite surprised really thought people would just add them to there stash not actually wear them.
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Posted : Sunday, 2 February 2014 10:53:27 AM(UTC)
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Ok here we go, Now ring 1,3 & 5 the bands are a bit bent so getting a correct measurement was difficult.

1. This is a bit oval shaped as its been dinged on one side (prob by me!!) 19mm x 22mm & only fits my little finger so prob size S 1/4?

2. The best of the lot when it comes to condition, 21mm size W

3. The stone in this has a tiny chip on one corner (again prob by me!!!) which makes it slightly loose, 19 & a bit mm so around size T 1/2

4. 20mm size U 1/2

5. Tried to bend it back into shape this morning & cracked it! (definatley by me!!! haha) the smallest ring 19mm size R

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Posted : Sunday, 2 February 2014 12:09:51 PM(UTC)
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dam would of been looking at the last size r,there is a bit of trick to straightening rings,could always list them on trade me as scrap or jewellery they usually fetch a good price,cheers anyways coinnut
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Posted : Sunday, 2 February 2014 12:28:55 PM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: latch Go to Quoted Post
dam would of been looking at the last size r,there is a bit of trick to straightening rings,could always list them on trade me as scrap or jewellery they usually fetch a good price,cheers anyways coinnut


No probs Latch, will give it a few days on here & then yeah of to taxme they go haha
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Posted : Sunday, 2 February 2014 8:14:28 PM(UTC)
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wow your getting rid of the yale...I remember when you found that..you were happy as..lol...hope you get a good price for it....I knew i should of pushed you in the river and grabed it as you fell...lmao...

Goodluck with the upgrade bud if the F70 is close to being like the F75 you wont be disapointed...and it is def better than the F4
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Posted : Sunday, 2 February 2014 8:36:57 PM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: nzpoohbear40 Go to Quoted Post
wow your getting rid of the yale...I remember when you found that..you were happy as..lol...hope you get a good price for it....I knew i should of pushed you in the river and grabed it as you fell...lmao...

Goodluck with the upgrade bud if the F70 is close to being like the F75 you wont be disapointed...and it is def better than the F4


HaHa yeah I'll never forget it!! It was a bit cheeky for a newbie to find something like that so prob deserved to get pushed in the river!!!

Thought about other detector brands but decided to stick with what im kinda used to, Cant wait to get me hands on it!!!
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