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waseeker

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All Treasure Hunting
While traveling between hunt locations this morning, mother nature gave me a signal that I needed to get rid of some excess fluids. I went by a nearby park in order to use the facilities. Since the bathroom was near the playground I figured what the heck I'll take the DFX with me and do the chips. Nothing in the chips but as I was walking back to the car and swinging the coil kinda loose, I got a solid nickel signal. At 1" I pull a nice if mutilated gold ring. Tried to find the missing piece but no luck.
 

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I am very surprised that a ring broken like that would give you a solid nickle reading. :dontknow:

I would suspect that it would hit near foil. I have found broken silver rings that hit very low unless I hold the joint together. Great find. Thanks for posting.
 
pennyfarmer said:
I am very surprised that a ring broken like that would give you a solid nickle reading. :dontknow:

I would suspect that it would hit near foil. I have found broken silver rings that hit very low unless I hold the joint together. Great find. Thanks for posting.

the bottom part of the band was pushed up under the stone making it appear to be a complete but crushed ring
 
Nice ring big brother maybe you can find another one when you are here next week
 

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