ModernMiner
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After work today I decided to hit a park that I've been very lucky at the last three times there. This park is used as a summer camp, and it has a small beach area by the lake, lots of picnic areas, and tot lots. I usually hit it after the season is over like I did today. In the past I've found two gold wedding bands and a large silver NC state seal service ring at this park.
Today I started by the small beach area and my very first hole was a 1946 dime!
How I missed that the last few times I'll never know, but it was a good sign of better things to come. I pretty much just dug modern clad, zippers, buttons, and pull tabs after that. On my way out I hit a small two swing sand box area. My third target was a deep low tone right in front of the swings. I dug some sand out & saw what looked to be a silver mens wedding band. Once I picked it up I could tell right away it was heavier than silver. It was stamped "PT 950" on the inside, but I had no clue what that was.
I knew .925 was a silver mark. When I got home & Googled it, I saw that this marking meant PLATINUM!!!!

Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ir5Dq-kfan0
This is the best ring I've dug so far & my first platinum one.
As you can see it weights in at 14.3 grams. There is a wedding date from 2002 engraved inside too.
Some of you may recall I found & returned a mans gold wedding band last week. Maybe that good deed paid off.
Thanks for looking folks,
MM
Today I started by the small beach area and my very first hole was a 1946 dime!
How I missed that the last few times I'll never know, but it was a good sign of better things to come. I pretty much just dug modern clad, zippers, buttons, and pull tabs after that. On my way out I hit a small two swing sand box area. My third target was a deep low tone right in front of the swings. I dug some sand out & saw what looked to be a silver mens wedding band. Once I picked it up I could tell right away it was heavier than silver. It was stamped "PT 950" on the inside, but I had no clue what that was.
I knew .925 was a silver mark. When I got home & Googled it, I saw that this marking meant PLATINUM!!!!

Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ir5Dq-kfan0
This is the best ring I've dug so far & my first platinum one.
As you can see it weights in at 14.3 grams. There is a wedding date from 2002 engraved inside too.
Some of you may recall I found & returned a mans gold wedding band last week. Maybe that good deed paid off.

Thanks for looking folks,
MM
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