Sterling and Black Hills Gold?

Crumble · Jun 19, 2013

Hit the beach for about 5 hours today, dug maybe 15 coins but no gold or silver. As I was walking off the beach smelling like skunk I got a high tone, dug it up and out came this locket. Looks like old tarnished silver, but has what looks like the traditional black hills gold leaves. It's marked Ster. C. Co., no idea what the C Co part means. Anyone have any idea?

Anyway... I'll take it!

Thanks for looking.

HH

Edit: Looks like C. Co. stands for Coleman Company, a Black Hills Gold manufacturer.

metaladdict · Jun 19, 2013

Sweet,Id take it too! :yes:

Bobbypin Bill · Jun 19, 2013

That looks "0ld school" to me....a very cool thing indeed......

Cfmct · Jun 19, 2013

Sure looks like an oldie to me... congrats on not being skunked :yes:

diggerdogjohn · Jun 19, 2013

Nice looking locket.

Ice Scratcher · Jun 19, 2013

Great find!!

Congrats!!

<*)))>{

CanSlaw · Jun 19, 2013

That looks to be a nice "old" find.

OBN · Jun 19, 2013

I agree with the guys, looks like the real deal.... :thumbsup:

GroundSweeper · Jun 19, 2013

Sure does have a old patina, neat find! Congrats!

Irons · Jun 19, 2013

Schweet, great recovery! :goodone:

WildDigger · Jun 19, 2013

That is Coleman Company and yes black hills gold!! Sweet!!!

samclemmons · Jun 19, 2013

Nice locket! That's one of those special pieces.

Sterling and Black Hills Gold?

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