Hit the beach this am again, found a cut, got down in there neck deep and commenced to getting pings of old metal. One nickel signal FINALLY turned out to be this old ring! It was just as surprised as I was!
Had a tigereye stone in it, and it was cracked, ring was also crushed, so I popped out the stone, weighed the ring, and tossed it in the scrap pile. The Mudpuppy is having a tough and poor year!, all sanded in, cold weather etc., this ring is only the second gold I've found after covering miles and miles, both of them old gold, the first one earlier this Spring was inscribed '1918'... diligently hitting it everyday none the less, putting in my time and watching for the changes....Running an AtPro on Lake Mich...bad pics, but you get the idea..beach work is some tough duty! A feller has to be in shape, and conditions play a big part to successful gold finds....need a really big storm to take out some sand, or its basically hunting freshies, hoping to get lucky. Its only the inspiration derived from this Forum that keeps a fellow at it! Hunting hard for big gold chains, wish me luck!
Mud
Had a tigereye stone in it, and it was cracked, ring was also crushed, so I popped out the stone, weighed the ring, and tossed it in the scrap pile. The Mudpuppy is having a tough and poor year!, all sanded in, cold weather etc., this ring is only the second gold I've found after covering miles and miles, both of them old gold, the first one earlier this Spring was inscribed '1918'... diligently hitting it everyday none the less, putting in my time and watching for the changes....Running an AtPro on Lake Mich...bad pics, but you get the idea..beach work is some tough duty! A feller has to be in shape, and conditions play a big part to successful gold finds....need a really big storm to take out some sand, or its basically hunting freshies, hoping to get lucky. Its only the inspiration derived from this Forum that keeps a fellow at it! Hunting hard for big gold chains, wish me luck!
Mud