Borrowed my partners 30/30 for a spin at the beach since my main go to machine is in for repairs. Pulled this number out of what I would guess to be approx. 18 inches of sand. It took 6 deep scoops to get to it. Went all the way down to the shell shelf. I think I read the numbers as 12-35-36 with a real clean repeatable mid-tone. Anyway to make a long story short here it is. Its good stuff.
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Back up detector borrowed for a spin made my head spin.
- Thread starter Grunter
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Don in South Jersey
Member
Very nice, was that with 17" coil or the standard?
stitchlips
New member
Nice ring. What karat is it?
G. E. Edwards
New member
Very nice, like I said on another post, on the beach wet sand the gold is very deep, as he said it's laying on the shell beach about a foot and a half down. you gotta slow down and listen. and you will find rings like the one above.