Gold strikes again in same field.

fireman4youu · Jan 17, 2011

Hello All,
Been awhile since i have posted, went out today with my step-son. Right off the bat he pulled a 14K gold band(France).
We found a few other things, besides the ring. I excited about the buckle looking thing at the top of the picture. I have found them before, but there normally in pieces. Other picture with hole, was something huge, very big. The knob area on the corner, looked like the top of a railroad tie. However it was just to big, for the tools we had on hand. Maybe one day we can go back with a shovel. Was a great day, hope everyone is doing well. Happy Hunting

Zach In Bama

2cmorau · Jan 17, 2011

what a great day :icon_thumleft:

Woodland Detectors · Jan 17, 2011

You look to be a great role model for the young guy. Way to go! :notworthy:

augusthog · Jan 17, 2011

He will always remember this day! :thumbsup:

All gold rings are Super Groovy! :headbang:

MUD(S.W.A.T) · Jan 17, 2011

Nice job !! :icon_thumleft:

Keep @ It and HH !!

pl8man · Jan 17, 2011

Sweet gold :icon_thumright:

Roland58 · Jan 17, 2011

That looks like the knob on a treasure chest door......you might want to go back tonight. And, I'm still looking for my first gold........ :P

NGE · Jan 17, 2011

Looks like what they call a " Tie Plate" where two ties are required to hold where two rails are joined.....NGE

Tennessee Treasure Hunter · Jan 17, 2011

Awesome finds :icon_thumright:

Congratulations :icon_thumleft:

TTH

AuMember · Jan 17, 2011

Nice find there guys...if it's produced gold twice it'll produce again.

spitfire55 · Jan 18, 2011

Say dad,
I really admire you a father getting a son or a daughter involved in the art of metal detection.
It's a great avenue to introduce to a young persons mind that high adrenaline feeling of adventure,dreams and the final stage of the activity the discovery.
Something a child will always remember through out all his life is an adventure with dad.
I still remember the few hunts I went on with my father long ago. :headbang:

fireman4youu · Jan 19, 2011

notgittinenny said:
Looks like what they call a " Tie Plate" where two ties are required to hold where two rails are joined.....NGE

I believe you are correct, I looked up a few old pictures, and seen some that were almost a perfect match, Thanks
Worth bring up, to find any markings?

Thanks again,
Z