Steve L.
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- Joined
- Oct 11, 2008
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- Location
- Vienna, ME
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- Detector(s) used
- Ace 250, Bounty Hunter Time Ranger, White's DFX-300
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
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Folks,
I picked up a Whites DFX-300 a few weeks ago and I'm trying to build up my hours on the box to improve my proficiency. So today I went out to an old site that I've hit hard with a buddy or two over the years. I was aiming to pick up some civil war lead. While this spot has slowed down producing lead, I had confidence that the Whites would find some.
First target today was a Presidential dollar coin, the second was a musket ball -- so I found my lead. The rest of the hunt was pretty straight forward, a bit of coin shooting clad and cleaning out some old junque metal.
On the way back out to the car I hit a nice tone and out of the plug popped a 1973 class ring. The pics attached are my second gold ring (first was a wedding band about four years ago). I think I have identified the owner based on initials and some leg work. Now I just need to track the fellow down.
There is nothing like finding gold, but the second nicest feeling has to be handing the owner back a ring he lost forty years ago.
Happy hunting!
Steve
I picked up a Whites DFX-300 a few weeks ago and I'm trying to build up my hours on the box to improve my proficiency. So today I went out to an old site that I've hit hard with a buddy or two over the years. I was aiming to pick up some civil war lead. While this spot has slowed down producing lead, I had confidence that the Whites would find some.
First target today was a Presidential dollar coin, the second was a musket ball -- so I found my lead. The rest of the hunt was pretty straight forward, a bit of coin shooting clad and cleaning out some old junque metal.
On the way back out to the car I hit a nice tone and out of the plug popped a 1973 class ring. The pics attached are my second gold ring (first was a wedding band about four years ago). I think I have identified the owner based on initials and some leg work. Now I just need to track the fellow down.
There is nothing like finding gold, but the second nicest feeling has to be handing the owner back a ring he lost forty years ago.
Happy hunting!
Steve
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