:usaflag:It was a silver kinda day!! :detecting:

[Cupajo]

The two silver quarters were a foot apart.

31/2 hours of wading among the big stones of the "Sinker Garden" and the deeper sand around the outside of it resulted in only 26 targets recovered.

After yesterday's hunt I was glad to head home when my old bod started to feel the chill. (The air was cold in the mid-30s when I started at mid low tide and windy)

Gas or even coffee money is always a good result considering the many times I have walked away with a lot less!!

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This is .76 Troy Oz. of silver and the ring is one of only a few I've recovered that fits my finger. It is too bulky for my comfort as a matter of fact. (As one who works with my hands I don't wear rings anyway.)

GL&HH Friends,

CJ

 

[scubadetector]

n/t

 

[UtahRich]

Gotta hand it to the guys that get out there when conditions are 'cool'. Nice job.

It feels So Good to warm up afterwards.

Rich (Utah)

 

[Cupajo]

Gotta hand it to the guys that get out there when conditions are 'cool'. Nice job.

It feels So Good to warm up afterwards.

Rich (Utah)

Good hot shower----wet suit and all!!

 

[bob.oz]

That's a fatty...nice finds CJ..good luck if you get out after the Nor Easter..

 

[mudpuppy]

Yeah thats a chunk of a ring alright! You must be down to the hardpan to be finding those old Q's. Nice work!
Mud

 

[Cupajo]

Thanks as always for your replies Friends!!

It's always a thrill to recover a ring with some "heft" to it.

At first I thought it might be gold because it was more shiny that the usual silver ring. (Maybe hadn't been there long.)

Maybe next time!!

GL&HH,

CJ

 

[Goldstrike]

Nice heavy 'boat anchor' silver ring!! great job and congrats!!