Skippy SH13
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Tonight after my kids Boys Scouts Court of Honor, I took the boys went to a tot lot at a local park to play at the park (they run around, I detect).
Was there for only about an hour and found THREE rings! It was my first three ring hunt. Very stoked!
All three have amount to pretty much costume jewelry, but they're still fun.
The large one with jewels is marked 18K HGE (Hydrostatic Gold Electroplate). Basically, gold plate, no value, but TONS of fun... especially when one of my nieces will receive it.
I'm still not sure if I want to count that as a "gold ring." Anyone care to weigh in?
Of the other two, the one with the green band turned out to be a Mood Ring! Color changed while cleaning it... weirded me out for a second until I recalled rings of my youth that did that. LOL
The last is also a great kid ring with "Best Friend" on it.
The hunt ended up with the three rings, an earring, about 8 pennies, a quarter, and a 5 centavos from Honduras (of all things... stuff like that just makes me think someone's Grandma went on a cruise and brought back change for their grandkid, LOL). The associated gum wrappers and token can tops were of course, also found.
I had a great night, and it also goes to show that metal detecting is a RENEWABLE RESOURCE... I hunt this park once a month. Every time, I find stuff...
Cheers! Skippy

Edit... not sure why two photos showed up. I tried deleting the one when I originally posted, because it was sideways... Ah well... Technology...
Was there for only about an hour and found THREE rings! It was my first three ring hunt. Very stoked!
All three have amount to pretty much costume jewelry, but they're still fun.
The large one with jewels is marked 18K HGE (Hydrostatic Gold Electroplate). Basically, gold plate, no value, but TONS of fun... especially when one of my nieces will receive it.

Of the other two, the one with the green band turned out to be a Mood Ring! Color changed while cleaning it... weirded me out for a second until I recalled rings of my youth that did that. LOL
The last is also a great kid ring with "Best Friend" on it.
The hunt ended up with the three rings, an earring, about 8 pennies, a quarter, and a 5 centavos from Honduras (of all things... stuff like that just makes me think someone's Grandma went on a cruise and brought back change for their grandkid, LOL). The associated gum wrappers and token can tops were of course, also found.
I had a great night, and it also goes to show that metal detecting is a RENEWABLE RESOURCE... I hunt this park once a month. Every time, I find stuff...
Cheers! Skippy

Edit... not sure why two photos showed up. I tried deleting the one when I originally posted, because it was sideways... Ah well... Technology...
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