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Back to the giving beach! Silver and gold.

Chicago Ron

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In the Lake in Chicago
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Minelab Explorer SE, E-trac, Excaliber II, GPX-5000
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All Treasure Hunting
Back to the beach. Tried detecting in pinpoint mode, lots of iron. After 20 minutes I decided to get outside the box. In 2 hours I got 1 silver and 2 gold rings.

Without a detector!
10K Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute ring, 7.2g
10K UNIS name ring, 7.2g
 

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Without a detector? Tell us more. Why is your "giving beach" so laden with rings? Old swim hole? Must have an interresting history.
 
You must have good eyes Ron to find that many rings without a detector!
Tell us more about your technique.
Good hunting!
SKD
 
sic Ron, keep em coming :headbang:
 
SoreKneesDayton said:
You must have good eyes Ron to find that many rings without a detector!
Tell us more about your technique.
Good hunting!
SKD

It's out of control.... I think he's using just a pinpointer LOL

Ron is a mad man!
 
h2ojunkie said:
Without a detector? Tell us more. Why is your "giving beach" so laden with rings? Old swim hole? Must have an interresting history.

Old relic hunting trick.......dig a trench in a known productive area and sift the dirt/sand.
 
Ohhhhh, to have a beach with a hard clay bottom where the targets do not sink to China :'( :'( Nice Finds. Ralph
 
A hell of a man and a hellllll of a giving beach, you should be so lucky, keep us posted with finds, I enjoy them, especially the videos....HH John
 

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