1 More Hawaii hunt, 2 Gold w/diamonds, 4 Sterlings, anyone read Hebrew?

[finderzzs]

OK, so I thought the last hunt would be my last, but the waves have been tearing up the sand for the past week and I was itching to go one more time before I leave Hawaii. Glad I did, added two more Gold towards year end count. First ring was a small 14K ring with about a 5 point diamond, little thing. Second Gold was another Beautiful mans wedding or fashion ring, 14K yellow & white Gold with 5 diamonds acroos it. Also dug a tiny Sterling ring with a red stone, sterling earring, A nice Sterling bracelet and a Sterling ring written in Hebrew it looks like. Lots of writing on the inside also including a building with palm trees, looks like the wailing wall. Ended up with 83 coins, most of them green so the sand is really moving out here. Opposite of Florida I know. Nemerous "other" goodies, a buck knife, key chain, a couple of Junker earrings. Etc. Aloha all. and Happy Hunting.

 

[jeffk]

awsome

 

[seger98]

NICEEEEEEEEEEE!

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Congrats and enjoy your stay!!! HH, Mike

 

[twistidd]

Are you leaving Hawaii for good? Where are you going?

 

[Cynangyl]

Wow...what a hunt!! Every single one of those rings is incredible!! Would love to know more about the one with the hebrew writing! Congrats on all your goodies!

 

[jgas]

Wow, the site of the next Notre Dame Bowl Loss! Great digs buddy...jgas

 

[finderzzs]

Are you leaving Hawaii for good? Where are you going?

Yes, I'm otta here. Going back to South Florida.

 

[The Bulgarian]

Awesome finds my friend.
Welcome home soon.We going for gold soon.

 

[dave-enc]

great finds finderzz's wtg
hh
dave+bobbie

 

[petersra]

Really nice finds. It is exciting to see sand eroding away..... that is unless you live on the beach Since i don't live on the beach it looks exciting to me....... I see you use two detectors. I was considering getting the White's PI Pro as my next beach machine since I dig everything anyway. Could you tell us which metal detector you were using and how deep the targets were or how deep your two machines will pick up a gold ring?

thanks and Merry Christmas to ya, early.

HH, Ralph

 

[camb1]

Are you leaving Hawaii for good? Where are you going?

Yes, I'm otta here. Going back to South Florida.

Congrats on some great finds. Hope to meet up with you sometime in Florida, I detect around Ft. Myers area at least 2 - 3 times a year.

 

[finderzzs]

Really nice finds. It is exciting to see sand eroding away..... that is unless you live on the beach Since i don't live on the beach it looks exciting to me....... I see you use two detectors. I was considering getting the White's PI Pro as my next beach machine since I dig everything anyway. Could you tell us which metal detector you were using and how deep the targets were or how deep your two machines will pick up a gold ring?

thanks and Merry Christmas to ya, early.

HH, Ralph

For salt water it's the PI Pro, I don't mind digging bobby pins, just don't want to miss the gold. Most were shallow as the sand was washing out. The small gold ring was about 12" deep though. I use a monster scoop

 

[finderzzs]

Are you leaving Hawaii for good? Where are you going?

Yes, I'm otta here. Going back to South Florida.

Congrats on some great finds. Hope to meet up with you sometime in Florida, I detect around Ft. Myers area at least 2 - 3 times a year.

Likewise, I always love to hunt with new people, just shoot me an email when your in Fla.

 

[Captn SE]

Very nice finds there from Hawaii!!

Good luck in FL!!

HH,
CAPTN SE
Dan

 

[phantomfinder]

SWEEEEEEEEEEEEET RINGS WTG

 

[petersra]

For salt water it's the PI Pro, I don't mind digging bobby pins, just don't want to miss the gold. Most were shallow as the sand was washing out. The small gold ring was about 12" deep though. I use a monster scoop

Thanks for the info on PI vs your other units. I have struggled with which unit to get next. seems I can not really find real head to head depth comparisons between manufacturers or depth comparison of the individual units in their line by manufacturer. I was considering a Minelab, but I am almost convinced that the PI units will actually go deeper. I may put one on my Christmas wish list. Happy hunting. Ralph

 

[kdismuke1]

GREAT HAWAII HUNT.