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Silver/Viking silver ring found today

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hi people went out today on a ploughed field which was very cold and the ground was very very hard broke my spade after a couple of hours tried my new settings again and after a hour got alot of signals which was a good sign as i have done this field many times. The ring was about 6inchs down, on a ploughed field when i found my rare saxon coin on. the setttings i was on was...

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Sensitivity 87.... Freq 11.8... Iron vol 4....Reactivity 2....Silencer 2....Audio Response 2 or 3.....2 Tone tone 1(200) tone 2 (665).... TX power 1 or 2 ....Disc 5.5.

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Not that anyone on TNet would even consider such a thing, but, what would happen if you didn't turn something like this into the appropriate authority?
How would they know you found it? Are you on an "honor system" to declare your finds?
 
that is special, well worth going out in the cold, .....if you go out this weekend with that snow predicted you may get a gold one :icon_thumright:
 
thank you to the most of you for the kind comments and banner votes :notworthy:
 
Wow, that's way Kool! Just to be able to hold onto something that was worn by a Viking Warrior would be a great thrill, not to mention finding it. If it ends up in a museum, is your name attached to it with a write up or could it be named after you? Like the Jimmy uk Silver/Viking ring found on such and such a date in such and such a place? I too think it's a banner find. Well done. :coffee2:
 
A very rare find. Especially in silver. Banner vote :notworthy:
 
That it the stuff right there. That is some good ears you have there. I would have gotten on my Knees and said a prayer in honor of those who past before us. To walk on the same grounds as those who traveled so long ago. Its an honor to be part of such a great hobby. Rock on
 

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