My daughters eyeball finds

[bay pirate]

Swingin' my detector today on a little remote island in the northern Gulf of Mexico, found about $3.40 of clad. My daughter eyeballs a diamond studded loop earring (probably fake) and a .925 silver bracelet. What's the world coming to...

 

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[Sandman]

Eyeball finds count.

 

[david680]

From the look on her face I'm going to guess she's the type who's going to remind you many times how she outdid you.

 

[kingskid1611]

Finding is finding is still finding. WTG

 

[texjim]

Put a fork in you, your done.. Your never going to live this down no matter what you bring home and you'll never be able to buy another detector.

 

[Pointman]

She was looking at the ground and not at buttons, and/or a screen. LOL

 

[GaRebel1861]

Nice eyeball finds and a very pretty young lady.

 

[park pirate]

Awesome..

 

[Cross Potent]

Great finds! I pickled my eyeball finds.

 

[deershed]

She'll never let you forget this hunt. Lol

 

[Ranger121]

Some of my best finds were eyeballed while metal detecting. Just because I'm looking down, studying the ground...and, BAM !....there's a ring or coin or bill on the ground. I once found 3 $100 bills in the bushes next to a golf course on Maui. Believe me, I went back every day during our stay and tore through those bushes. Funny.

 

[RichieRich]

Swingin' my detector today on a little remote island in the northern Gulf of Mexico, found about $3.40 of clad. My daughter eyeballs a diamond studded loop earring (probably fake) and a .925 silver bracelet. What's the world coming to...

I call them eye finds, I finds We would not have found them if we weren't looking in the first place

 

[1emeraldlady]

Tee hee..I was walking about 20 yards behind a guy with a metal detector back in 2007. I felt like he was giving me the old stink eye (he must have thought I was getting too close to him...but I was looking for shark teeth/sea glass and shells). So I sat down in a shell bed and scooped a kid's net full of shells...See what I eyeballed in the middle of my net...a 69.32ct uncut Muzo Colombian Emerald (probably from one of the 1715 Treasure Fleet Shipwrecks here on Florida's Treasure Coast. I LOVE Eyeball finds!! Of course...I now have a metal detector of my very own too