Put together a vid

[CASPER-2]

of my water finds for 2012 - it was a good year

 

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[mr helton]

Awesome, looking forward to watching this!

 

[cudamark]

Nice! Where you able to get the crust off those silver coins to the point where you can see types/dates/mint marks? What method do you use to clean them?

 

[Terry Soloman]

Video is not coming up for me. Am I the only one?

 

[christo000]

Worked for me i just saw it nice finds btw

 

[baywalker]

Video is not coming up for me. Am I the only one?

Won't work for me also

 

[christo000]

When I did it I happened to b out & about & it Pipes up on my phone I didnt try it at home so not sure on that

 

[finderskeepers]

Wow Casper fantastic!! You are the ring king! I noticed "trash" in some of the shots and only noticed one that had a significant amount of pulltabs. I was a little surprised given all the rings.Did you not show all your trash? Any guess on what your ratio was tabs<>rings?

 

[cudamark]

It's more of a slide show than an actual video so be patient until the next photo appears. finderskeepers, if you're not digging pull tabs and sinkers you're going to miss a lot of rings. Some area have more of them than others so there is no way to predict ratio on any given area unless you've hunted it and can figure it out for yourself. I've hunted one area where I found 2 gold and one silver ring along with almost 70 sinkers but not one pull tab. In other areas I've found gold rings and tons of pull tabs but no sinkers. Knowing what that section of beach is mostly used for can help but you'll only know for sure when you get out there.

 

[finderskeepers]

It's more of a slide show than an actual video so be patient until the next photo appears. finderskeepers, if you're not digging pull tabs and sinkers you're going to miss a lot of rings. Some area have more of them than others so there is no way to predict ratio on any given area unless you've hunted it and can figure it out for yourself. I've hunted one area where I found 2 gold and one silver ring along with almost 70 sinkers but not one pull tab. In other areas I've found gold rings and tons of pull tabs but no sinkers. Knowing what that section of beach is mostly used for can help but you'll only know for sure when you get out there.

Yes, I've certainly come to understand that "gotta dig em all in that range" concept. I also understand that time/place are constantly changing factors. I wasn't asking for advice per se...just motivated by straight up curiosity. I wondered if Casper dug 400 beeps or 4,000 to collect the finds in his compilation.