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18k "Humdinga" band and 10k classy

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Dig

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Hey Everybody! I went out the other day and managed a couple of decent rings. The First was an 18k fatty that weighs in at a whopping 14.3 grams, which is my heaviest wedding band to date. It's an 18k with English hallmarking. The pictures dont do it justice, it's really a lovely ring. The second was a very large mans 10k class ring. It is also heavy weighing in at 17.2 grams. Both rings were very deep being a full four scoops each. I found them with an Excalibur II. Thanks for looking my friends and Happy Hunting!
 
Awesome Finds!! I love my Excal, they will definetly find the deepies. Wet sand I presume? Keep up the good work.
 
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I didn't know it either until I was researching the hallmark symbols. I'm happy to be surprised though! Yay England!

John (west central FL) said:
I didn't know they made 18K rings in England. I always find 9K rings with English hallmarks. Excellent day you had!
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Congratulations Dig on those heavy and great looking rings.
The Excal is a great machine for finding nice jewelery. HH
Gold Nuggets :wiggle:
 
now that's what it's all about buddy, keep the GOLD coming prices are crazy
 
I heard from a one of my hunting buddies and just saw them. NICE. Now when are we hunting again? Hope the weather last night was good to you this A.M.. Talk with you later.
 
Gerry said:
Dig, were you wet sand or water?????????????????
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Water Gerry...If my post doesnt say wetsand or drysand you can assume I was swimmin with the fishes. Sorry it has taken me so long to answer your question. I have been ill.
 
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