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  • Jacob2008
    Id give it a try, but put a reserve on it, dont want to loose something too valuable to you
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  • Locust Fork
    Its just something that came in the store...no sentiment in this one. These things usually get scrapped out for the gold. I just thought the football fans might like this one.
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  • dlrjj
    Got any more information about it?
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  • Chief Shaway
    LF, I would put it on fleabay. I'm sure some Irish fan would think that it would be cool.
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  • mp5shooter
    just do a giveaway with it
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  • Locust Fork
    I'm still mad at flea bay....since pay pal froze my account (and I know they are two companies) but they have enough to do with each other to make me mad at both for what they did.


    Its up.....on GUN BROKER!!!!

    Lets show that flea bay how its done!!!!

    Woooo-Hoooo!!!! Go bid on that ring you guys!

    Scrap gold alone should be over $125.00 easy.

    http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=64338200
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  • Chief Shaway
    I would LF but I hate ND
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  • Locust Fork
    Chief...if you win I will pound it into a lump before I send it to you.
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  • Chief Shaway
    If you could pound it into an Illini shape I will condsider bidding on it.
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  • select-fire
    I would suggest getting ahold of Notre Dame alumni. The owner can be found and I am willing to bet they would pay good money to have it back.
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  • dlrjj
    I contacted my youngest son at ND and asked him to check one of the yearbooks at the library to see whom it might have belonged to at one time. Might be interesting to find out.[:)]
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  • rogue_rob
    You should take it to that lady at Wendy's and give it to her. Kinda bury the hatchet so to speak.
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  • Locust Fork
    If I actually found the person who owned it....or their family...I wouldn't charge them to have it back.

    I don't know if I could pound it into Illini shape....I have managed to squish a thing or two "accidentally" into the shape of Florida though.
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  • select-fire
    http://alumni.nd.edu/

    Go to Notre Dame Home page. On home page click Alumni. It gives years and who to contact.
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  • Sperry
    I always figured one of those would weigh at least an ounce.

    10K is paying $42/oz.

    Is it 20 grams or 20 pennyweight?
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  • spanielsells
    quote:Originally posted by Locust Fork
    I'm still mad at flea bay....since pay pal froze my account (and I know they are two companies) but they have enough to do with each other to make me mad at both for what they did.


    Its up.....on GUN BROKER!!!!

    Lets show that flea bay how its done!!!!

    Woooo-Hoooo!!!! Go bid on that ring you guys!

    Scrap gold alone should be over $125.00 easy.

    http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=64338200
    No, they are one company. PayPal is a subsidiary of eBay. eBay dictates terms to PayPal.
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  • spanielsells
    quote:Originally posted by rogue_rob
    You should take it to that lady at Wendy's and give it to her. Kinda bury the hatchet so to speak.
    ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  • Locust Fork
    I never really "did" anything to that lady....only asked if she had a NEW ring and made a point to tell the manager that I had NO IDEA what happened to my ring.

    I would love to know why she was on work release though. I bet it isn't for putting change in other people's parking meters. No harm done....[B)]

    The ring is wieghed in grams....that is what my scale is set for. I haven't really gotten the whole "gold scale" thing down. I know 24k is what the VALUE is figured on....and its hard to estimate just what this is in "REAL gold weight"...especially with the big hunk of blue on top.

    I hope it gets a good home. If it goes cheap it may be something one of you guys could make out like bandits.

    What's the latest gold numbers anyway????
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  • dlrjj
    $628 on CBOT, but that's 24K pure in contracts, not recycled 10K.[:)]

    #2 son is trying to track the guy down for you at ND.
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  • Locust Fork
    How do you figure out the true gold "value" in something....I have a vague clue on how to....but not REALLY. Like 10k...14k...(and stones involved in the item)I usually don't have things with nice enough stones to figure any real money in. I usually deal with 10k items and PAWN price is a little hard to explain...but it definately is NOT what a piece is worth (at all.) Just an amount I hope to give in LOAN. So...about $2.50 per gram is a start in the negotiations when I deal with things.

    Three different people try to buy my "scrap" gold. One refinery who I send the gold to and they send back my stones and a check. A guy who travels around every three months or so from New York.....and a "hussler" type guy who makes his own jewelry and has a small club type reputation in the area.

    All of these guys seem to have another step to this chain......and I seem to be a starting point toward a thriving business. Which I don't mind. Guns are my "thing"....and jewelry is a bit part of it...but it interrests me a bit where it may be leading toward.
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  • dlrjj
    quote:Originally posted by Locust Fork
    How do you figure out the true gold "value" in something....I have a vague clue on how to....but not REALLY. Like 10k...14k...(and stones involved in the item)I usually don't have things with nice enough stones to figure any real money in. I usually deal with 10k items and PAWN price is a little hard to explain...but it definately is NOT what a piece is worth (at all.) Just an amount I hope to give in LOAN. So...about $2.50 per gram is a start in the negotiations when I deal with things.

    Three different people try to buy my "scrap" gold. One refinery who I send the gold to and they send back my stones and a check. A guy who travels around every three months or so from New York.....and a "hussler" type guy who makes his own jewelry and has a small club type reputation in the area.

    All of these guys seem to have another step to this chain......and I seem to be a starting point toward a thriving business. Which I don't mind. Guns are my "thing"....and jewelry is a bit part of it...but it interrests me a bit where it may be leading toward.
    The "K" scale is based on percents of purity. 24K is pure, so 10K is 10/24ths, or a bit less than 42% pure. That's not my market, so I don't know the discounts off of CBOT price for recycled gold, but it will be quite a bit, if for no other reason than to pay for the testing to determine exact "K" amount, or "protection" to cover any "K" amount below the stated purity.[:)]
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  • select-fire
    LF, I emailed the ND alumni. Maybe they will get in touch with you and the owner or family member come forward to purchase it.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    BR here..

    Hey Select...

    There is an easier way...pick up the phone and call them....the initials are in full, and its not hard to find out who was there in 1966...

    Its a real easy step from there, once you have a name..
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  • COLT
    ...WJP initials...easy. William Jeffersson Plinton...give Shrill-Ary a buzz...[;)]


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  • 11b6r
    Ref: price of gold- per ounce- remember those are TROY ounces. There are a different number of grams in a TROY oz than a standard oz.
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  • Cubslover
    Any update on the fella who wore it, Dan? Kind of interesting to find out.
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  • dlrjj
    quote:Originally posted by cubslovers
    Any update on the fella who wore it, Dan? Kind of interesting to find out.
    #2 son is going to check it out this weekend I think. He's usually a bit busy with classes etc. during the week for too much else.[:)]
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  • Cubslover
    quote:Originally posted by dlrjj
    quote:Originally posted by cubslovers
    Any update on the fella who wore it, Dan? Kind of interesting to find out.
    #2 son is going to check it out this weekend I think. He's usually a bit busy with classes etc. during the week for too much else.[:)]


    Ahh, that's no excuse.

    Ok. Looking forward to the info. A posibility that someone may want it back, maybe he pawned it off for cash and now misses it. Maybe it was stolen(god forbid). Maybe he has passed on and it got lost in the shuffle and the kids/grandkids are looking for it.
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  • select-fire
    quote:Originally posted by Classic095
    BR here..

    Hey Select...

    There is an easier way...pick up the phone and call them....the initials are in full, and its not hard to find out who was there in 1966...

    Its a real easy step from there, once you have a name..



    Email is cheap. Long distance isn't. ND has the info and the link. It is on them now.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Gary...

    You have no idea how hard I laughed when I read what you posted...

    You listed everything you have bought, sold and want and you are worried about a long distance call.....[}:)][:o)][}:)]

    I have now heard it all.....
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