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Lost N Found!!!
- Thread starter Q
- Start date
Thanks Hershey,
It was a fun challenge, good learning experience, and an awesome feeling to help someone out. The look of relief and gratitude on their faces was to me, priceless! I felt like a super hero(METAL DETECTOR MAN). Do you think I could give Iron Man a run for his money in the box office?
As far as what they are worth, it is hard to say, I do not know if they hold a great resale value. They do make (in my eyes) very beautiful rings. Tunstun in itself seems to be desire able due to the weight and hardness of the metal. My thoughts would be that it would depend on the addition of other precious metals or stones. From what I gather a new ring would retail from about $200 to $700 dollars.
Good Hunting! Q
It was a fun challenge, good learning experience, and an awesome feeling to help someone out. The look of relief and gratitude on their faces was to me, priceless! I felt like a super hero(METAL DETECTOR MAN). Do you think I could give Iron Man a run for his money in the box office?
As far as what they are worth, it is hard to say, I do not know if they hold a great resale value. They do make (in my eyes) very beautiful rings. Tunstun in itself seems to be desire able due to the weight and hardness of the metal. My thoughts would be that it would depend on the addition of other precious metals or stones. From what I gather a new ring would retail from about $200 to $700 dollars.
Good Hunting! Q
wyohunter99
Member
Nice job Q!!!! Maby you should change your name to Super Q!!!!! And no I wasnt laughing
I would call that a pretty good day!!!! Those Tungston rings are pretty pricy..... Good job..
I would call that a pretty good day!!!! Those Tungston rings are pretty pricy..... Good job..
wyohunter99
Member
Hey Super Q, Why does the ring in your avatar look familiar??? Have I seen it on you tube??? Or somewhere???
It is from my first post,
I told myself I would not join the forum until I struck gold. Almost a year and a half later when I least expected, it finally happened!
I'm Glad I waited, with all the great tips from this site, and some time spent in the field, perhaps now I can post a well thought out question, or give a response from my own novice experience.
Good Hunting! Q
I told myself I would not join the forum until I struck gold. Almost a year and a half later when I least expected, it finally happened!
I'm Glad I waited, with all the great tips from this site, and some time spent in the field, perhaps now I can post a well thought out question, or give a response from my own novice experience.
Good Hunting! Q
wyohunter99
Member
yeah maby, One of my best gold finds was in my backyard a few years ago men's white gold wedding band with 3 small diamonds, another was a real nice antique thick heavy yellow gold band with "cripple creek" engraved in it, I found it in My wife's Grampa's yard in Missouri...