zaxfire69
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- Fisher F75 / Fisher F44
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- All Treasure Hunting
I had an awesome hunt with the Ace 250 this evening. Went out for 2 hours. I am feeling kinda sensitive after finding this evenings finds. I dug this nice little silver ring. Has a stone of somekind in it. Looks like native american ring has arrows on the sides and such. Then I dug a 1942P war nickel. Then right down the hill from them came the 2 wheats. One is a 1945d and the other is a 1955 I think. Gonna tumble them tonight. Just as I was going to leave I had a strong signal. Dug and found the other ring. It was tarnished and crusty. I didn't think it was anything special. Put it in the pouch and headed home. Well got inside to wash the finds off and started scrubbing. Worked on the ring for awhile. Then thought hey maybe this is a antique brass wedding band. I broke out the Brasso and started rubbin...Sure enough after about an hour of rubbin this is the end result. Just think. Some old timer lost his wedding band and I recovered it so many years later. THE reason i feel so sensitive about the dig today is the wedding ring fits my ring finger perfectly. Thank you old timer for allowing me to display your ring so many years later. zaxfire69
Antique Silver ring
Brass Wedding band cleaned up
Brass wedding band on finger/// Perfect fit
1942P war nickel. 45d wheatie and 55 wheatie. Hopefully double die..Cross fingers..In tumbler..
Antique Silver ring
Brass Wedding band cleaned up
Brass wedding band on finger/// Perfect fit
1942P war nickel. 45d wheatie and 55 wheatie. Hopefully double die..Cross fingers..In tumbler..
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