Beach Hunter
Full Member
- Joined
- Jun 24, 2012
- Messages
- 119
- Reaction score
- 31
- Golden Thread
- 0
- Location
- South Florida
- Detector(s) used
- Garrett ACE 250, Tesoro Sand Shark 10' coil Howie Scoop
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
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Congrats!
Nice ring. I became truly hooked with my 1st ring (5 years ago). Here's a photo of my 1st ring case...took just about 13 months of beach hunting to fill. I'm on #6 or 7 now...lost track a bit since I sold some of the common bands to the refinery.
Give me a PM and I can tell you where I bought my cases in case you want to check them out.
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My finds 7 monhts of detectingCongrats!
Nice ring. I became truly hooked with my 1st ring (5 years ago). Here's a photo of my 1st ring case...took just about 13 months of beach hunting to fill. I'm on #6 or 7 now...lost track a bit since I sold some of the common bands to the refinery.
Give me a PM and I can tell you where I bought my cases in case you want to check them out.
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Neat ring, looks like a custom, not always marked.That's an interesting ring...and your "FIRST". Great!
I'll share two things to help celebrate. My first ring was a gold "Art Carve" upscale wedding band. Must of been there for years as deep as it was. I found it about 30 feet behind First Base at a city baseball field. I'm guessing when the outfielder pulled off her glove, the ring came with it, so check those ball fields...
I'm finding smaller and thinner 10kt gold bands by allowing the detector to sound on "Foil". Plus, the large college rings seem to have a really weird sound, not like an average wedding band. I've found a baby ring and two Jr. High size rings because of this change in my detecting settings.
Keep up the good work. Rings can be few and far between, but what a mental ride when you see that shiny color of silver or gold peeking through the dry dirt!!
Bill