Todays heartbreaker find...

[fwcrawford]

My buddy and I went water detecting for a while today and early into the hunt, I got a nickel range signal on my XTP.
I scoop up the target and looked in the scoop and saw a ring.
Looked like white gold and with the TID reading, I thought surely I had a gold band... until I reached in the scoop and noticed how light it was for the size.
Apparently it is stainless steel....
Only marking I see inside the band is the word "KIng Will", which I think is a brand name of the manufacturer.
Oh well, sure was exciting for a few seconds...
Thanks for looking!

 

[PDH]

It's still exciting to find a ring rather gold or not. Maybe next time it will be the real thing.

 

[coinspader]

I like finding rings of any metal content. : )

 

[Ohio pull tabs]

Water hunting hasn't been all that great for me either so far, but you added to that ring count.

 

[Mark kus]

Have not found to much water detecting so far myself been busy
Mark

 

[fwcrawford]

Water hunting hasn't been all that great for me either so far, but you added to that ring count.

My buddy found a nice 14k wedding band a few days earlier at another lake we were detecting at, so there is always hope!
I did pretty good in the river last year, but only been once this year due to too much rain here… the river is too high to detect right now…

 

[fwcrawford]

I like finding rings of any metal content. : )

Same here to be honest..

 

[Listener]

Brings to mind an ole Johnny Cash tune, You’re gonna break another heart, you’re gonna tell another lie! We still skip a beat when those crop up.. almost as much fun as the real thing. But so disappointing in a flash.

 

[Ism]

Light weight might be Titanium. King Will seems to specialize in tungsten carbide and titanium.

 

[fwcrawford]

Light weight might be Titanium. King Will seems to specialize in tungsten carbide and titanium.

It may be Titanium, but no marking inside.
I was thinking stainless steel since it is so light, but it does have appearance of Titanium
Thanks!