So I am still getting used to my Fisher F5 but have hit a streak of interesting stuff over the past 24hours. All 5 rings were found at schools, none are marked, and I'm relatively certain they are all junk but its neat for me as I hadn't found a single ring since I started detecting 5 years ago. I am sort of "renewing" my interest and recently upgraded from an Ace 250. Today I also hit an old farm site and came away with some junk there (pick axe head, small fireplace shovel head, glass or ceramic lid for mason jar....had a metal ring around it) but have yet to find even a wheat penny or anything other than clad. I will keep trying, but the rings, regardless of if they are actually worth anything, made my weekend interesting.
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Learning the Fisher F5...5 rings in 24 hrs!
- Thread starter TrpnBils
- Start date
Ed Steinhoff
Active member
Awesome! Rings are always a kick to find, valuable or not!
IN the last 4 years I have found 54 rings but only 5 of them have been good ones. But it is still fun to find them!
I think rings (real or not) are in between clad and silver for exciting and gratifying finds
HH Ed in co.
IN the last 4 years I have found 54 rings but only 5 of them have been good ones. But it is still fun to find them!
I think rings (real or not) are in between clad and silver for exciting and gratifying finds
HH Ed in co.
pcbsanddigger
Member
Fisher F5 is a great detector for the price. Tons of info on internet. Google Fisher f5 tips. Sven has a lot of tips for it. Go to search on this forum and put in Fisher F5. Good Luck. Ken