Hello all,,,
I made it out yesterday for about an hour and wasn't having much luck.
I saw a big old Katopa tree and decided to hit around it. I found the "Sterling" ring at a depth of about 4" down. One of the main stones is missing. What do ya call these stones? It's a redish color with what looks to be a smaller purple bubble inside that seems to follow you as you move it. It also has a total of 18 white stones surounding the two main stones, probably fake diamonds of some sort... Just a few feet away I got a solid nickel signal on the Cz at a depth of only 3" down. Being so close to the surface I figured it was just a newer nickel, but dug it anyway, hoping it would be a gold ring. To my surprize, out pops my first ever Shielded nickel. Can't make out a date, but it has no rays on the reverse, so it has to be somewhere between 1867-1883.
It definitely made my day...
Wish ya all the best of luck, & Happy hunting~
I made it out yesterday for about an hour and wasn't having much luck.
I saw a big old Katopa tree and decided to hit around it. I found the "Sterling" ring at a depth of about 4" down. One of the main stones is missing. What do ya call these stones? It's a redish color with what looks to be a smaller purple bubble inside that seems to follow you as you move it. It also has a total of 18 white stones surounding the two main stones, probably fake diamonds of some sort... Just a few feet away I got a solid nickel signal on the Cz at a depth of only 3" down. Being so close to the surface I figured it was just a newer nickel, but dug it anyway, hoping it would be a gold ring. To my surprize, out pops my first ever Shielded nickel. Can't make out a date, but it has no rays on the reverse, so it has to be somewhere between 1867-1883.
It definitely made my day...
Wish ya all the best of luck, & Happy hunting~
Amazon Forum Fav 👍
Attachments
Upvote
0
