Finally!!:clapping:

[brulon]

had a little time to do a little detecting today. Went to a park in the area. Found a spot that looked like where the playground equipment used to be, so i decided to start there. found a penny then found this 14kt, men's gold nugget ring. then found about 79 cents more in clad. this is my first gold find. how can i polish it up? it is pretty oxidized. i honestly believe that i wouldn't have recovered it if i hadn't had my propointer to help locate it. it was at about 6-7 inches. i probably would have given up without it. i also found this other ring. i can't find any markings on it. it could be copper or a rose gold ring. i will try to find out and post the findings.

 

[garthbfan]

Congrats on the rings. 7 inches down is a good find. I agree the pp makes all the difference.

 

[RickIowa2009]

Great Job, Nice ring! what kind of dector do you use.

 

[brulon]

was using my garrett gti 1500. really like that detector. thanks for looking

bill

 

[utahshovelhead]

Way to go! I still remember finding my first gold ring It had a hugh 5-6 carat green emerald in a very antique setting and like an idot I sold it at a pawn shop for 100. I totaly regret that...but have found many nice rings since then. hope you do to. Jewlery ruge works good for the shine...also a big brand store with a jerwlers shop will shine mine for free sometimes....Congrats!

 

[brulon]

thanks for the info, i will try that

bill

 

[Uncle Willy]

Great find. Pick up a bottle of TARN-X to clean it with.

Bill

 

[Uncle Willy]

Should have peddled it on Ebay. Pawn shops rip you to pieces. It could have been worth ten times that much or more.

Bill

 

[John-Edmonton]

Hope that it is the first of many......

 

[Oakman404]

Congrats bud! Awesome find!

 

[Joel-Winnipeg]

Like that big ring. Congrats...