My first day at the beach and what a surprise. After searching the tideline for about an hour, the ring shows up. Surrounding area produced braclet, chain, etc. This thing never ceases to amaze me. Yes that is a jag. Third photo is 2nd day. I cannot believe my good fortune. 14kt gold ring.
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Coinstrike visits Cape Canaeral finds ring
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mtdoramike
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Tony N (Michigan)
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How does your C$ handle the salt?
Do you remember the settings you were using and coil?
About how deep was the ring?
Thanks for sharing!
Tony
Do you remember the settings you were using and coil?
About how deep was the ring?
Thanks for sharing!
Tony
The settings I use on the beach are 99, 625, salt on, track off, avg off, and nothing notched. The ring seems to be a mixture of copper and silver, id at about 25 with a 925 mark inside the band. I am going to check out the stones, but probably CZ. I will let you know. I wish I had been more careful with the gold plated bracelet. ID was low like nickle, about 9. The ring was about 6 inches and almost at the low tide mark.
Bavaria Mike
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is the ring silver and is that a gold bracelet? HH, Mike