Although I have been a beach hunter for about 10 years, I have recently been doing some relic hunting and coin shooting in the field adjacent to my house in Williamsburg, VA. So far, I have found a Lucky Lindy token (1927), a Presidential Token (Grover Cleveland 1885-1889), a Guaranty Bank and Trust $10 Coin (192
, 35 Wheaties, 3 Indians, 12 Unidentifiable Pennies and 2 Roosevelt Silver Dimes. Two issues, anything copper comes out of the ground looking terrible and not sure why the silver is so few and far between - it rings out VERY clear on the eTrac. 
Only had about two hours to hunt today before it got dark and I found 11 more wheaties (I think), 3 unidentifiable, 1 Roosevelt Dime, a strange lucky coin pendant and MY FIRST GOLD RING found in dirt!: extrahappy:!!!!!!! Wheaties were dated: 1913, 1920, 1932, 1941, 1942, 1945, 1945, 1945, 1946, 1951, 1953. Previous coins taken from this site in the past week had dates ranging from 1900 (Indian) to 1919.
Best part about it, I have only begun to attack this area. I could literally hunt these fields for years. One field housed a WWII POW camp, another field had a slave camp, another field housed WWII/Korean War military units and yet another field has the last home of the Governor of the COLONY of VA - dated 1715 - can't go near there, its a National Landmark.
Today's finds are posted below. Any help identifying the significance of the ring would be greatly appreciated - it has very distinctive markings that must mean something. I couldn't find anything on the internet.

Only had about two hours to hunt today before it got dark and I found 11 more wheaties (I think), 3 unidentifiable, 1 Roosevelt Dime, a strange lucky coin pendant and MY FIRST GOLD RING found in dirt!: extrahappy:!!!!!!! Wheaties were dated: 1913, 1920, 1932, 1941, 1942, 1945, 1945, 1945, 1946, 1951, 1953. Previous coins taken from this site in the past week had dates ranging from 1900 (Indian) to 1919.

Best part about it, I have only begun to attack this area. I could literally hunt these fields for years. One field housed a WWII POW camp, another field had a slave camp, another field housed WWII/Korean War military units and yet another field has the last home of the Governor of the COLONY of VA - dated 1715 - can't go near there, its a National Landmark.

Today's finds are posted below. Any help identifying the significance of the ring would be greatly appreciated - it has very distinctive markings that must mean something. I couldn't find anything on the internet.