closed Necklaces & pendants.

[Earthmetal]

All cleaned and ready to wear. Prices plus post.

18" 9ct chain, 2.53g, £sold
18" 9ct fine box chain, 4.65g, £sold
Marvelously complicated 9ct 22" chain, 11.86g, £sold
Fine dainty 16" 9ct chain, 1.77g, £sold
Full sovereign on 9ct mount, 8.45g, £385
Nice little crucifix, 9ct, 0.99g, £sold
Gilded Sterling silver Half crown pendant, 15.16g, £sold
925 Silver bracelet, 15.66g, £sold
 

 

Edited December 13, 2023 by Earthmetal

[Silverr]

Would you do a deal on silver bracelet + 1.77 chain.

[modofantasma]

31 minutes ago, Earthmetal said:

Full sovereign on 9ct mount, 8.45g

Can't see the price for the mounted sov mate

[Sovhead]

You’ve forgot the price for the Sov mate 👍🏻

[Sovhead]

Never seen that Sov design before, where’s that been minted?

Sorry I’m looking at the half crown 🤣😳😳

Edited December 9, 2023 by Sovhead

[modofantasma]

1 minute ago, Sovhead said:

Never seen that Sov design before, where’s that been minted?

The 1887 with a Jubilee portrait isn't a sov mate it's this. 

Gilded Sterling silver Half crown pendant, 15.16g, £9

The mounted sov is the 1900 Veiled head

Edited December 9, 2023 by modofantasma

[Earthmetal]

1.77g chain
2.53g chain
crucifix
11.86g chain
Are all provisionally sold. That took about 20 seconds, amazing! Just shows that keenly priced gold will always sell.

[Arganto]

Pm'd

[ccfcpaul]

is the 4.65 gram chain still going?

[Earthmetal]

2 minutes ago, ccfcpaul said:

is the 4.65 gram chain still going?

Yes, I think that's the last one available.

 

[ccfcpaul]

55 minutes ago, Earthmetal said:

Yes, I think that's the last one available.

 

can't decide whether I want it or not. So gonna buy it anyway and sell it if I don't want it lol

[Earthmetal]

Everything has now sold pending payment, thank you to all.

EDIT: SOVEREIGN PENDANT STILL AVAILABLE

Edited December 10, 2023 by Earthmetal

[Earthmetal]

Still here, get your soldering irons out! 😆

[gji25]

[Earthmetal]

39 minutes ago, gji25 said:

That it, restoration of a sovereign with the added plus of some scrap 9ct at spot

[GodsMoney]

is this how you remove mounts then with a soldering iron? i always thought it was through direct heating of the coin whilst holding the mount, but this can damage coin. i have loads of mounts id love to remove but never know how without too much coin damage.

[Earthmetal]

11 minutes ago, GodsMoney said:

is this how you remove mounts then with a soldering iron? i always thought it was through direct heating of the coin whilst holding the mount, but this can damage coin. i have loads of mounts id love to remove but never know how without too much coin damage.

I've no idea either!

[Sovhead]

14 minutes ago, GodsMoney said:

is this how you remove mounts then with a soldering iron? i always thought it was through direct heating of the coin whilst holding the mount, but this can damage coin. i have loads of mounts id love to remove but never know how without too much coin damage.

Soldering iron isn’t hot enough to do that max temp of one is circa 425 degrees 

7 hours ago, gji25 said:

For sale?

[gji25]

It will reach 450c  at start up without breaking a sweat my friend ( its been modded ) 😃. not for sale but i will have a few YIHUA 939d+ stations for sale soon once i have calibrated them correctly and changed the earth wire/solder tip/ ceramic element . Will post in the approiate section. For sale non precious metals thread. 👍

Edited January 8 by gji25
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[bobski]

4 hours ago, Sovhead said:

Soldering iron isn’t hot enough to do that max temp of one is circa 425 degrees 

For sale?

Cover it in flux and hit it with a torch (joke)

I miss all of my lovely soldering and electronics gear. I can still picture my beautiful workbench

[gji25]

5 minutes ago, bobski said:

Cover it in flux and hit it with a torch (joke)

I miss all of my lovely soldering and electronics gear. I can still picture my beautiful workbench

 

[bobski]

1 minute ago, gji25 said:

 

Before I jump down a rabbit hole, what type of solder is generally/historically/mostly used for sovereign pendants etc?

[Sovhead]

7 hours ago, bobski said:

Before I jump down a rabbit hole, what type of solder is generally/historically/mostly used for sovereign pendants etc?

Lead or silver solder.

You’re hoping it’s lead as it’s a lot easier to work with than silver solder that’s far more tricky.

Youll already be aware of fumes 👍🏻

Edited January 8 by Sovhead

[Sovhead]

7 hours ago, bobski said:

Cover it in flux and hit it with a torch (joke)

I miss all of my lovely soldering and electronics gear. I can still picture my beautiful workbench

I love fixing up old vintage analogue through hole audio gear, quite successful at it considering I taught myself through books and YouTube videos.

[Sovhead]

8 hours ago, gji25 said:

It will reach 450c  at start up without breaking a sweat my friend ( its been modded ) 😃. not for sale but i will have a few YIHUA 939d+ stations for sale soon once i have calibrated them correctly and changed the earth wire/solder tip/ ceramic element . Will post in the approiate section. For sale non precious metals thread. 👍

Nice one.

Its a Hakko I’m after mate, just bought a Leister for removing ic’s a great piece of kit that lets you choose the air/temp separately to avoid blowing other semi conductors off boards.