Gold At Last........

[Rivers rat]

Went out today for another session,long walk and lots of digging .Not sure how many miles i did but a few nice weather again,with the nox and a spade ,lots of WW2 remains,and .......1 9ct Gold ring with 3 semi precious stones .Bullets registered 14/15/16 Bullet case around 20/ Fishing weight High 20s

Gold ring 6/8

100% of the bullets tip were identified......

Was running at Reac 2 ,pinpointing at 4,signal are longer but thats fine with me

 

Enjoy

 

 

RR

[kac]

Cha Ching! Congrats.

[dogodog]

As William Langland said, Patience is a virtue. And having a good detector doesn't hurt either. Great job on the recovery!!!! That's a super nice ring!!!!

[Valens Legacy]

Very nice find with a lot of relics to boot.

Good luck on your next hunt!

[rvpopeye]

A ring always makes the rest of the haul look better...yup yup.

 I believe the fishing weights are crab traps.  (the wires attached end in long loops that the crabs get their legs snarled in) 

[tvr]

1 hour ago, rvpopeye said:

A ring always makes the rest of the haul look better...yup yup.

 I believe the fishing weights are crab traps.  (the wires attached end in long loops that the crabs get their legs snarled in) 

Look up sea striker sputnik sinkers; they are used when there is moving water as an alternative to pyramid sinkers. Supposedly you can use a smaller weight to hold the bottom than with the pyramid sinker. I've found a couple of them detecting on trips to the Outer Banks; but don't see many of them on the US east coast.

[rvpopeye]

I sit corrected !

It never amazes me how many different devices fishermen develop for localized conditions. 

Whatever they are , big lead is a good signpost for big yellow rings .

I vote go back there for another look swing.