I got out last night to a beach spot that replenishes every week, there are shops right across the road and teenagers love it there.
I got a lot of Goldies and Coins out of there and then hit on a ring signal and sure enough bling (Titanium?) ring....
I gridded for a good hour and then moved on in the car along another section of beach.
I had planned to do quite a big stretch which would have taken me at least 5 to 6 hours but the further along I went the less I got.
The 2nd last stop in turned out to be a lucky spot, not many coins but I did manage to hit on a nice 12 TID, I thought hmmmm ring pull and
decided to dig it anyway, it was very deep and in the past when they're deep it means junk, I scooped out the old sand, seaweed and tossed it
aside and then ran the detector over it but it was still very deep. I was going to give up but the very next scoop I tossed showed up a Gold coloured Ring...
Upon inspecting it I noticed a lot of stones in it and thought, hmmm this is a junker, no way this is real, I know it has been in there for a long time but you never know we may find the person who lost it yet....There was a fisherman nearby and we chatted for a bit, we talked about detecting and stuff and then I showed him the two rings, he looked at the Gold one and said oh there are hallmarks, I said really
oh that's cool. He also shared a story with me of a $7K ring find by his wife, they found it on the ground in Footscray in a parking lot and when they took
it to the police station to hand it in the cops said we don't want anything to do with that. Go figure huh.
Anyway he said they still have it and one day he said the person who lost it might show up....
Twas a good night and the thing is, while talking to Sam and Jess my detecting buddies I said I'd love to find a Gold Ring with Rows of Diamonds...
18 Diamonds - 1 Missing
The running total for 2018 is $83.85 - 5 rings, 3 junkers, 1 Silver and 1 Gold.....All the best to everyone and happy hunting.
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