Found Men's silver wedding band with name on it-need help trying to locate him.

[Rings&bling]

I was hunting at a local high school, and found this silver man's wedding band, with his name inscribed on the front, and what must be the wedding date inside of the band. I want to return it to him, but I am having difficulty tracking him down. Can you all give me some ideas on how to be a detective?

 

[sjvalleyhunter]

Here are two Raul Perez’s who live in the city you found it in. The links have their address and telephone numbers. There are also quite a few with the same name who reside in Denver.

https://www.truepeoplesearch.com/details?name=Raul Perez&citystatezip=Denver, CO&rid=0xr


https://www.truepeoplesearch.com/details?name=Raul Perez&citystatezip=Denver, CO&rid=l0x2

 

[sjvalleyhunter]

Here are a couple who live in Denver but have former addresses in Aurora.


https://www.truepeoplesearch.com/details?name=Raul Perez&citystatezip=Denver, CO&rid=l0xu


https://www.truepeoplesearch.com/details?name=Raul Perez&citystatezip=Denver, CO&rid=l0x8

 

[sjvalleyhunter]

One last one. This guy lives in Aurora but he’s only 35 years old. However, if the other ones I posted don’t pan out, perhaps this guy is a Jr. and the ring was his father’s.


https://www.truepeoplesearch.com/de...itystatezip=Denver, CO&agerange=27-36&rid=0x0

 

[sjvalleyhunter]

Can you all give me some ideas on how to be a detective?

As a police officer, I have access to a variety of extremely powerful tools to search for things, including people. However I’ve often found that public databases and internet search engines are sufficient enough to find most anyone. Truepeoplesearch.com is just one of those databases. By the way, if you are reading this I would highly suggest you go to that site and if your information is on it, have it removed.

 

[bergie]

Not sure if this has been said but don’t ask anyone “have you lost a wedding ring” or turn it over without absolute verification, meaning they can tell you their wedding date and describe the ring.

 

[Shakakka]

I see you have both an ACE 400 and an Equinox 800. How is the transition from the Garrett product to the Minelab? I really want to get another detector, but I am not sure I should go with the AT Pro or the Equinox....your thoughts?

I'll answer this for you! (By the way, kudos and good luck on the ring return)

I went from the Ace250 to the AT_Pro, and then to the Equinox 800. And I will NEVER go back!

Trust me, I loved the Garrett detectors. They're really great, solid machines. But when I took out the Equinox and returned to all the places I'd "hunted out" with the AT-Pro, my 3rd signal (very first time out!) was a large cent about 10 inches down, in a spot I must've swung the coil over a hundred times.

The Nox is noisy compared to the Garrett, so be prepared to listen to thousands of different beeps. But that's because it can pick up multiple signals *really* well. It finds coins next to nails and trash ALL the time. You'll be listening to the detector much more than you'll be looking at the display, especially when you're cherry-picking those sweet little high tones out among all the lower ones.

Also, the 'Nox comes with wireless headphones. Once you've worn wireless headphones you'll NEVER go back to struggling with wired headphones again. I still have nightmares of my shovel getting caught up in that thick, curly cord coming down off my AT-Pro headset. That all ended when I bought the 'Nox.

The 'Nox is so much lighter, too. Damn, I sound like a salesman! Anyway, I recommend it. It'll take a few hours to get used to the sounds and signals, but you'll be finding better, deeper stuff right out of the box.

 

[Centsless Detecting]

Congrats on the ring and good luck with the return. Im in the same boat right now. The website sjvalley mentioned might be the key. Ive been searching for hours andthanks to that website now I finally have a phone number! In regards to the Nox I couldent be happier with the purchase. It goes deep and I too have found many things I missed with my Ace250. Lots of silver, neat relics and my first gold too! I have gotten it wet but havent kept it under water long it works fine for me. Happy hunting to you and good luck!

 

[SusanMN]

As long as you know it is really silver and not golf I would just blast the information out there on what you found with nearly all the specifics Just be sure to say marked or verified silver.

 

[xr7ator]

FOUR! Sorry...counld't resist.....it's late Friday afternoon......I'm going home now!

HH ALL!

 

[washingtonian]

That's a beauty. Cool find!!

 

[califteacher]

If you have no luck, feel free to pm me. I do a lot of genealogy work and have pretty good luck tracking people down. Please let us know if you find the owner.

 

[Rings&bling]

Here are two Raul Perez’s who live in the city you found it in. The links have their address and telephone numbers. There are also quite a few with the same name who reside in Denver.

https://www.truepeoplesearch.com/details?name=Raul Perez&citystatezip=Denver, CO&rid=0xr


https://www.truepeoplesearch.com/details?name=Raul Perez&citystatezip=Denver, CO&rid=l0x2

Thank you! I will check them out!

 

[Rings&bling]

If you have no luck, feel free to pm me. I do a lot of genealogy work and have pretty good luck tracking people down. Please let us know if you find the owner.

Will do, Califteacher! Thank you for the help!

 

[Rings&bling]

I'll answer this for you! (By the way, kudos and good luck on the ring return)

I went from the Ace250 to the AT_Pro, and then to the Equinox 800. And I will NEVER go back!

Trust me, I loved the Garrett detectors. They're really great, solid machines. But when I took out the Equinox and returned to all the places I'd "hunted out" with the AT-Pro, my 3rd signal (very first time out!) was a large cent about 10 inches down, in a spot I must've swung the coil over a hundred times.

The Nox is noisy compared to the Garrett, so be prepared to listen to thousands of different beeps. But that's because it can pick up multiple signals *really* well. It finds coins next to nails and trash ALL the time. You'll be listening to the detector much more than you'll be looking at the display, especially when you're cherry-picking those sweet little high tones out among all the lower ones.

Also, the 'Nox comes with wireless headphones. Once you've worn wireless headphones you'll NEVER go back to struggling with wired headphones again. I still have nightmares of my shovel getting caught up in that thick, curly cord coming down off my AT-Pro headset. That all ended when I bought the 'Nox.

The 'Nox is so much lighter, too. Damn, I sound like a salesman! Anyway, I recommend it. It'll take a few hours to get used to the sounds and signals, but you'll be finding better, deeper stuff right out of the box.

This is a VERY helpful summary, and greatly appreciated!

 

[Rings&bling]

Congrats on the ring and good luck with the return. Im in the same boat right now. The website sjvalley mentioned might be the key. Ive been searching for hours andthanks to that website now I finally have a phone number! In regards to the Nox I couldent be happier with the purchase. It goes deep and I too have found many things I missed with my Ace250. Lots of silver, neat relics and my first gold too! I have gotten it wet but havent kept it under water long it works fine for me. Happy hunting to you and good luck!

Thanks, TheMilDetector! I will check out the website. I want this guy to have his ring back...appreciate the NOX advice. I think I will be getting one next year. But I DO love my trusty Garrett ACE 400, it has served me well!

 

[sjvalleyhunter]

Thank you! I will check them out!

Keep us updated if you are able to find the owner. Good luck!

 

[sjvalleyhunter]

Any update on possibly finding the owner?

 

[Mackaydon]

How else could TN-ers help without knowing the name?
Don........

 

[ARC]

I remember the story of the guy who found a seriously expensive wedding ring with womans name in it...
who painstakingly located the owner thinking she would be beside herself upon its return.

Upon contacting the owner the woman simply says "throw it back in the ocean because I threw it there on purpose, I hated that a--hole"

 

[Wildcat1750]

I remember the story of the guy who found a seriously expensive wedding ring with womans name in it...
who painstakingly located the owner thinking she would be beside herself upon its return.

Upon contacting the owner the woman simply says "throw it back in the ocean because I threw it there on purpose, I hated that a--hole"

Well if it comes to that then you get to keep it and not feel guilty!