:clap:"Thar's gold in 'em thar parks":bouncy:

[TONE JUNKY]

Found a huge mans wedding band. It weighed in at .315 oz. At todays prices, that's about $120. It was about 5" deep & came in like a bottle top or nail by sound, but it hit right in the middle of the screen. I had to dig it. It was an unsual signal.

Also found a 1911 "V" nickle & a 1918 New Orleans dog tag. Here's the pics:

[attachment 58360 MANS14KBAND.jpg]

[attachment 58361 1911VF.jpg]

[attachment 58362 DOGTAG1918.jpg]

 

[crow-duck]

I dont dig anything but silver maybe I need to start digging odd signals you never know untill you dig.
crowduck

 

[RandyNorthridgeca]

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[James N.D.]

Very Well Done! I can tell that this spot of yours will soon be revisited by you more than once. What did the Ring come up as in Digital, that is if you can sweep it across the Coil for me? 25 Conduct. Those Dog Tax Tags are fun to find and that one should still be worth a couple bucks. Hope you keep finding them treasures and Good Luck and HH.

 

[Neil]

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[TONE JUNKY]

Yeah, Crow-duck, I actually dug a nice silver quarter last week that came in, again, like a bottle cap or nail, bouncing around on the screen, but coming in high on tone every now & then. It was about 5-6" deep & I was using the 4X7 coil. I've started digging all these strange signals & have been finding some good stuff.

 

[TONE JUNKY]

Thanks, Janes N.D.. When I dug that ring, it came in the middle of the screen & gave a high/low tone, like a bottle cap or nail, it
was about 5-6" deep & I was using the 4X7 coil. I dug it because of where it came in on the screen. I never saw anything come in the middle of the screen before. After digging it, I tried to get it to repeat itself but I couldn't get it to do it again out of the ground. I don't use digital, so I don't know where it comes in on digital. But, I will experiment with it & let you know.

 

[savage]

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