JamesBondaka
Active member
I went to a park that I havent been to in a while and found the usual clad. I was thinking about heading home soon and then got a signal that interested me. It was 9-36. I didn't like that combo of numbers but I remembered about the consistent signal rule.....and it did NOT bounce. The grass was about 4 inches tall and about 3 inches in dirt. I peel back the earth.....and I can see the unmistakable edge of gold....or at least I think so. I wipe away the dirt and threre is something odd about this find. Its almost for sure is gold but there is 2 pennies stuck in the center of this ring!
I took it home and cleaned it and was able to get the pennies out by boiling....the pennies were jammed in the center of the ring , tight. I only thing I can think of how this happened ...is that the ring was in someones pocket with change...and the pennies just happen to fit inside the ring exactly....weird.
Gold signals to me are always so....."subtle". Not like silver that screams out at you. I guess that's why its hard to find and... harder for some others to find. I am lucky this signal didn't bounce...if it did...I may have missed it. Another learning experience!
I ring is 14kt and a top manufacture.
I took it home and cleaned it and was able to get the pennies out by boiling....the pennies were jammed in the center of the ring , tight. I only thing I can think of how this happened ...is that the ring was in someones pocket with change...and the pennies just happen to fit inside the ring exactly....weird.
Gold signals to me are always so....."subtle". Not like silver that screams out at you. I guess that's why its hard to find and... harder for some others to find. I am lucky this signal didn't bounce...if it did...I may have missed it. Another learning experience!
I ring is 14kt and a top manufacture.
