my sons ring finds

[allen]

My little 8 year old has found more rings
with his eyes than I have with my detector.
Here are his two latest finds, the first one
is 14 kt gold with small diamonds and a pink
stone, second one is 925 silver with a black stone.
He found one in the wal mart parking lot and
the other on his grandparents farm in the driveway.

 

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[Jimmy4]

Congratulations to him, very cool. I've got a son that finds change everywhere...although no rings!

 

[mlayers]

Give him a big congs. on his great finds....Matt

 

[spartacus53]

Can you rent him out? I feel the same way, I am not doing too well on the ring front this year.

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Detecting buddy in the making! Nice rings and HH, Mike

 

[Tank69]

the boys got them eyes dialed in on treasure dont he wtg he's off to a good start

 

[Old River]

Sounds like my grandson. He never misses anything on the ground. Congrats.....

 

[Big A]

Making finds like that you ought to get him a detector. Tell him congrats on his finds.
Alan

 

[sscindercoop]

Wow he has amazing luck

 

[Nana40]

A natural treasure finder, for sure!!! Tell him congrats for me!!

Nana

 

[PAUL2006]

 

[allen]

I can only imagine what he would
find if I got him a metal detector.

 

[thrillathahunt]

He is going to have quite a jewelry collection one of these days!

Looks like he's a natural

 

[crazyjarhead]

nice rings. Maybe us adults can learn from our offspring

 

[PBK]

WAY TO GO!

 

[allen]

You all are giving that boy a big head !!

 

[jimbob450]

Nice finds. Hold him by his feet,swing him around until he finds
something. He will enjoy it and you will get rich. Have fun. Jimbob

 

[creeper71]

Nice finds. Hold him by his feet,swing him around until he finds
something. He will enjoy it and you will get rich. Have fun. Jimbob

just remember to overlap your sweeps..lol

 

[allen]

might tear the ground up if i hit his head on it...lol

 

[davest]

guess it's that close to the ground thing we lose as we get taller.