Metal Detecting #3: HUGE 66 gram .925 Silver Bracelet found with Garrett AT Pro

I found this bracelet at a lake just outside of Atlanta this past Saturday. The lake is down about 14 feet and I found the bracelet near the waters edge in about 5 inches of silt. This is by far the biggest piece of .925 silver I have found. It weighs 66 grams! I would guess from the tarnish this has been in the water a VERY long time. It looked just like lead when I found it. But as you will see it cleaned up very nicely.
Thanks for watching and happy hunting! Your votes and comments are welcomed and appreciated.

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[Helldpdigr]

Outstanding brother! I hunt but don't film unless somebody films me LOL! Found a similar .925 bracelet but dude --- 60 someodd grams!!! Righteous! Hopefully I can find that kind of bling up here in Seattle!

[graysondigger]

@Helldpdigr

Thanks! I just happened to have my cell phone with me when I dug that up! LOL! Good luck!

[fluoridekid]

What an awesome find, congratulations and it looks pretty amazing now that you've cleaned it. That's bling an then some. Good hunting:D

[graysondigger]

@fluoridekid

Thanks man. It definitely cleaned up very well. I just wonder if it's worth only the melt value or possibly more as a bracelet? HH!

[mdotv1]

Nothing like finding the stuff that makes you heart jump. VERY NICE !

[graysondigger]

@mdotv1

I agree 100%!! HH!

[fluoridekid]

@graysondigger That's a difficult one to answer, simply because the value trend of silver is going up. A some point, the scrap value will exceed the retail price (The price when it was bought). There again, today's retail price will probably top the scrap price... It's a battle of wits :D

[graysondigger]

@AmericanCoinHunting

Thanks Dave. It's definitely exciting when a find like that happens. HH!

[AmericanCoinHunting]

That's a Big Honkin Bracelet man..Congratulations !

[moleman1961]

@graysondigger HA! No, its upstairs in my safe! Cheers!