First is a heavy and large ring, size 11, made of lead or white metal with a high lead percentage. Solid band on each upper end has three vertical lines each finished off with a small circle. These lead to a high relief skull with recessed eye sockets. Ring appears to be from the 1930s or 40s. While the issuer is unknown the ring itself is first we’ve seen and rare. Essentially Mint. Second is a 1960s Australian Phantom ring with adjustable brass bands. Highly embossed on the top is skull with dark red enamel paint accents in the eye sockets with the skull positioned over a pair of crossed bones. Bands have some light wear and tiny marks but for the most part are smooth and circular. Not much luster but clean brass surfaces.