SoreKneesDayton
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- Joined
- Oct 27, 2007
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- Location
- Dayton, Oh
- Detector(s) used
- Whites M-6 with Bullseye Pinpointer
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Basic Detecting Data: M-6, Dayton Ohio suburb, 2" of topsoil over clay, Winter 2007, 38 degrees F, grade school side area by basketball courts
I am very lucky this week:
I was showing my new Whites M-6 to my son from Texas. He got tired of using it and let me show him how to use it correctly. I decided to go straight along the basketball court edge. We found nickels, dimes, and the gold wedding ring shown below. It is 10K Gold with RMI printed also in small type. I don't think the text is the owner. In my ring the inscription is much bigger and has my wife's initials, too.
It was found 1-2 inches deep touching the asphalt court. My VDI reading was between +14/+16 with a solid sound and full bar.
I found the gold ring 30 paces East of the heavy silver ring find earlier this week (see other post). Notice the asphalt court edge along the left side of grassy area picture. I was so excited I grabbed the ring and put it on my finger, then remembered you all and laid it back down for the picture. It is thin band so I put it on the thick face to show better.
My son now thinks you find a ring every week. He was also surprised to see the nickels coming out colored deep reddish brown. He decided he loves the pin pointer. He thinks it saves a lot of time in the hole. I think he is hooked to detecting.
This winter hunting is great.
Terry
I am very lucky this week:
I was showing my new Whites M-6 to my son from Texas. He got tired of using it and let me show him how to use it correctly. I decided to go straight along the basketball court edge. We found nickels, dimes, and the gold wedding ring shown below. It is 10K Gold with RMI printed also in small type. I don't think the text is the owner. In my ring the inscription is much bigger and has my wife's initials, too.
It was found 1-2 inches deep touching the asphalt court. My VDI reading was between +14/+16 with a solid sound and full bar.
I found the gold ring 30 paces East of the heavy silver ring find earlier this week (see other post). Notice the asphalt court edge along the left side of grassy area picture. I was so excited I grabbed the ring and put it on my finger, then remembered you all and laid it back down for the picture. It is thin band so I put it on the thick face to show better.
My son now thinks you find a ring every week. He was also surprised to see the nickels coming out colored deep reddish brown. He decided he loves the pin pointer. He thinks it saves a lot of time in the hole. I think he is hooked to detecting.
This winter hunting is great.
Terry
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