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Sniffy

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Got back to the colonial yard I found the Barber Quarter and thimble yesterday...This time the owner let the dog in and allowed me to do the opposite side of the house. Once again the wheaties started poppin like corn...but finnaly got a nice deep quarter signal and out pops this holed colonial. I'm pretty sure it's a KG of some sort, but both sides are smooth as a babies behind. So I covered my hole got up and swung maybe 10 ft and got another deepish copper signal.....5 inches down laid this 1856 Largie. (INCASED IN LIME GREEN). So i'm happy as can be now. The next hour was pretty frustrating, the side yard must have been where they threw the majority of their garbage....but inbetween the trash I squeeked out the 1890 Vnickle and 1907 IH. However, the highlight of the hunt was the last 10 minutes....I got a nice pulltab/screwcap signal that was 6+ inches....I dug several identical signals that produced trash....not this one...In the plug was a very nice Gold Ring with the homeowners last name engraved across the front. It was a Mason style ring and very thick, on the inside of the ring was the Great Grandfathers name engraved with the date 1876. A sliver of me wanted to just keep it but the better half directed me to the door and presented what I had found. The couple was overjoyed and very appreciative that I handed it over. My good deed for the day....Thanks for lookin.
 

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Nice job Sniffy. Very good of you to return that ring. Bet it was a beauty. :thumbsup:
 
Now there is some nice finds along with a good deed! :thumbsup: :wav: :hello2: :hello2: HH
Scot
 
Nice job returning the ring :thumbsup:

Maybe you can get a picture of it sometime.
 
Thanks for your honesty. That is great you found it. To you it was a neat find, no telling what it means to them, especially now they can show it off with pride and spread the good word about MDing.
 
Looks like a good day to me :icon_thumleft:


Blaze
 
You should get an Honerable mention for that Sniffy ! Next time you go back bring your camera. We want to see that bad boy ! Great finds ! M.R.
 
:o Killer hunt and coins Sniffy :headbang: :sunny: Your honesty will be rewarded with some Kopper Karma , always comes back when you do good and you sure did a GOOD DEED .Proud of you :occasion14: :notworthy: :icon_pirat: dawg
 
Good things come to good people :hello: Sniffy you can sleep well at night knowing you did the right thing. Stories like that warm the heart.
 
Congratulations on your finds and a deed well done. This will definately open up some new doors for you. :thumbsup:
 
nice jess! would love to see a pic of that ring!
 
Honorable mention for sure!! I am certain there is more there to find and Im sure your welcome back. Gl and HH
 
wow that is a good deed!! Would of love to see a pic of that ring!
 
Nice finds .... congrats ! :thumbsup:
H
 
Sniffy said:
Got back to the colonial yard I found the Barber Quarter and thimble yesterday...This time the owner let the dog in and allowed me to do the opposite side of the house. Once again the wheaties started poppin like corn...but finnaly got a nice deep quarter signal and out pops this holed colonial. I'm pretty sure it's a KG of some sort, but both sides are smooth as a babies behind. So I covered my hole got up and swung maybe 10 ft and got another deepish copper signal.....5 inches down laid this 1856 Largie. (INCASED IN LIME GREEN). So i'm happy as can be now. The next hour was pretty frustrating, the side yard must have been where they threw the majority of their garbage....but inbetween the trash I squeeked out the 1890 Vnickle and 1907 IH. However, the highlight of the hunt was the last 10 minutes....I got a nice pulltab/screwcap signal that was 6+ inches....I dug several identical signals that produced trash....not this one...In the plug was a very nice Gold Ring with the homeowners last name engraved across the front. It was a Mason style ring and very thick, on the inside of the ring was the Great Grandfathers name engraved with the date 1876. A sliver of me wanted to just keep it but the better half directed me to the door and presented what I had found. The couple was overjoyed and very appreciative that I handed it over. My good deed for the day....Thanks for lookin.

Honorable Mention! Nice finds too :headbang:
 
well done!! Karma will be smilling your way!!
 
Great Finds!
And an even greater feeling handing over the ring :notworthy:
 
Nice Job!!! Hold on to your detector next time your swingin!! Years ago i gave away a small silver kids ring i'd dug and my next trip to the same spot yielded a large cent and a morgan dime from ground i'd covered a hundred times??!!!??
 

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