Any help out there? Frisco / Carrollton, TX

[lostring]

Hi -

I'm at a loss. Last weekend I helped a guy pull his Land Rover out of the mud and my platinum wedding band slipped off my finger. It seems that doing a good deed cost me $500, and the loss of a family keepsake. The easy fix would be to give up looking for it and just go buy another... well, I really don't want to do that seeing that this band has more than just monetary value - it was my Grandfather's. I have visually looked around the area numerous times with no luck. The area is actually pretty small - the guy got stuck about 10 yards from the road - so the overall search area is about 15 yards long and 20 feet wide. By the time I acquire and learn to operate a metal detector I fear that the construction going on in that area will bury it forever.

My last resort is to offer a reward to the person that finds it. I'm thinking $100. I'll even pay $50 if we cannot find it. My guess is that we could find it in less than 30 minutes.

If I'm violating the board rules or Cache Hunting ethics, I apologize. I just want to find my wedding band

If you know of anyone that would like to help find my wedding band, and lives in the Carrollton / Frisco, TX area, please contact me at ntex@yahoo.com

Thank you.

Michael

[Gold Digger]

Sent you an email Michael....

[Darren in NC]

Keep us updated. It's kinda nice to hear happy endings when they happen.

[CWnut]

if I was close enough, I'd help............hope you find it, keep us posted

[cedarratt]

I live in Lampasas Tx that is about 4 hours away from you about where did you loose it at? I have a new metal detector coming in the mail and I might be able to help.
P.S. my email is cedarratt@hotmail.com

[Diane L.]

Here is a cheap metal detector....get a stud wall finder and put it on the end of a stick with the grey tool man tape and turn it on...... It works!
Not for big stuff.... but it will find the same alley of that a nail!
I know I tried that trick!