Silver/Viking silver ring found today

[jimmy uk]

hi people went out today on a ploughed field which was very cold and the ground was very very hard broke my spade after a couple of hours tried my new settings again and after a hour got alot of signals which was a good sign as i have done this field many times. The ring was about 6inchs down, on a ploughed field when i found my rare saxon coin on. the setttings i was on was...

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Sensitivity 87.... Freq 11.8... Iron vol 4....Reactivity 2....Silencer 2....Audio Response 2 or 3.....2 Tone tone 1(200) tone 2 (665).... TX power 1 or 2 ....Disc 5.5.

thanks for looking

 

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[DMN]

If you consider it, that is some workmanship. Nice recovery and a really great find! Thanks for sharing.

 

[timekiller]

Very nice & something I've not seen much if any from over there. So I went to the UK site to confirm for myself & yep yours is the first one I seen. It's in great shape so I'm thinking banner myself just for age quality & plain out cool as hell to me.
Take care,
Pete,

 

[romeo-1]

That's a sweet find! What makes you consider it Viking? Is it the style? I know nothing of this type of relic except that it is hella cool!

 

[Theakiki]

I love it. That is really nice!

 

[jimmy uk]

hi people thanks, the vking/saxons where around 6th century to 10th century so around 1400 to 1000 years ago. the type of ring has been found before and has been record as a saxon/viking style which mainly made of copper/bronze but a few like mine was made of silver! which isnt common

 

[IAMZIM]

That is a really cool find! I've always love Viking craftmanship!

 

[Westfront]

Congrats for finding such a rare ring! It's nearly impossible to get a ring undamaged on ploughed land!

 

[olekyground]

Really cool find!

 

[CRUSADER]

hi people thanks, the vking/saxons where around 6th century to 10th century so around 1400 to 1000 years ago. the type of ring has been found before and has been record as a saxon/viking style which mainly made of copper/bronze but a few like mine was made of silver! which isnt common

So it's declared as potential Treasure?

 

[jimmy uk]

hi people thanks, the vking/saxons where around 6th century to 10th century so around 1400 to 1000 years ago. the type of ring has been found before and has been record as a saxon/viking style which mainly made of copper/bronze but a few like mine was made of silver! which isnt common

So it's declared as potential Treasure?

Yes its treasure its silver n over 300 years old

 

[DMN]

Well, get a good long look at it, 'cause it'll be in analysis and review for about a yea. Maybe you'll get it back, maybe you'll get a few bob for it........
Personally, I'd rather have the ring.

 

[Papa Bear]

Great find! Well done old chap!

 

[CRUSADER]

hi people thanks, the vking/saxons where around 6th century to 10th century so around 1400 to 1000 years ago. the type of ring has been found before and has been record as a saxon/viking style which mainly made of copper/bronze but a few like mine was made of silver! which isnt common

So it's declared as potential Treasure?

Yes its treasure its silver n over 300 years old

Let us know the result in 19 months

 

[oldsoapy]

Best thing on here at the moment. great find, extra rare. well found mate!! Hutch.
Banner find

 

[Silver Searcher]

hi people thanks, the vking/saxons where around 6th century to 10th century so around 1400 to 1000 years ago. the type of ring has been found before and has been record as a saxon/viking style which mainly made of copper/bronze but a few like mine was made of silver! which isnt common

So it's declared as potential Treasure?

I see the BM Police are posting again.

That is one Hell of a find Jimmy...I vote Banner on this as well Great find.

SS

 

[thrillathahunt]

WOW!!!!!!

 

[Gunrunner61]

Amazing craftsmanship, beautifull Great find !

 

[cntrydncr1]

any viking find is awesome! congrats

 

[Ken in Georgia]

Nice !!!!!!!!