Charles (Upstate NY)
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The local beach has been a case of the mumbles 8 out of 10 hunts with hordes of local and tourist people detecting the poor thing to death. So I fired up Google Earth and found myself my own private beach to hunt, well almost.
Tourist Tim ventured down onto the wet sand for an hour. He dug craters and left all his trash beside his craters for kids to step on GRRRRR, what a wanker. I picked up his trash and kicked sand in his holes less passers by thought I made that mess. I wanted to grab his detector and break it over my knee and toss his Home Depot flower garden shovel out in the surf! Fortunately Mr. Dung for brains went back up onto the dry sand.
Good lord there were targets everywhere, most of this stuff came from about a 30x70 foot stretch of wet sand dang. Quite a change from detected to death local beach, I'll be back!
Here's the white gold 14k ring, a nice wide ladies band whoohoo!
Here's another pic
Also found this silver earing, man that tarnish is seriously thick. My coin cleaner didn't even phase it.
Here's the back, 925. Looks old, I dug a wheat cent near this.
Here's the makers mark
Tourist Tim ventured down onto the wet sand for an hour. He dug craters and left all his trash beside his craters for kids to step on GRRRRR, what a wanker. I picked up his trash and kicked sand in his holes less passers by thought I made that mess. I wanted to grab his detector and break it over my knee and toss his Home Depot flower garden shovel out in the surf! Fortunately Mr. Dung for brains went back up onto the dry sand.
Good lord there were targets everywhere, most of this stuff came from about a 30x70 foot stretch of wet sand dang. Quite a change from detected to death local beach, I'll be back!
Here's the white gold 14k ring, a nice wide ladies band whoohoo!
Here's another pic
Also found this silver earing, man that tarnish is seriously thick. My coin cleaner didn't even phase it.
Here's the back, 925. Looks old, I dug a wheat cent near this.
Here's the makers mark
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