StevePa
Full Member
- Joined
- Sep 6, 2012
- Messages
- 205
- Reaction score
- 117
- Golden Thread
- 0
- Location
- Lancaster, PA
- Detector(s) used
- White's 6000 di pro sl
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Hello Everyone,
I have been working an amazing site for the last few months. It is an old community pool that shut down last year after operating from 1950s. Lots of clad, jewelry and Silver coins.
Yesterday I got a booming solid mid range tone on the White's 6000. Usually there is no way to know what this signal is but it sounded sweet. I cut a plug and almost fell over when I saw a giant gold class ring looking back at me. I almost let out a yell and immediately thought of those "Diggers" guys on TV when they dove into the pond. Although this seemed rediculous, I did think about diving into the kiddie pool which was full of rain water, lol.
So here it is, 1979 Cedar Crest High School class ring. 14.8g of 10K and owners full name etched inside. I looked him up and there is someone by that name that lives about 300 yards from the pool. I will attempt to return and update if successful.
Ring #44 for my first year of metal detecting. It is amazing what is out there.
Keep on lookin.
Steven
I have been working an amazing site for the last few months. It is an old community pool that shut down last year after operating from 1950s. Lots of clad, jewelry and Silver coins.
Yesterday I got a booming solid mid range tone on the White's 6000. Usually there is no way to know what this signal is but it sounded sweet. I cut a plug and almost fell over when I saw a giant gold class ring looking back at me. I almost let out a yell and immediately thought of those "Diggers" guys on TV when they dove into the pond. Although this seemed rediculous, I did think about diving into the kiddie pool which was full of rain water, lol.
So here it is, 1979 Cedar Crest High School class ring. 14.8g of 10K and owners full name etched inside. I looked him up and there is someone by that name that lives about 300 yards from the pool. I will attempt to return and update if successful.
Ring #44 for my first year of metal detecting. It is amazing what is out there.
Keep on lookin.
Steven
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be waiting for the "return" story
