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tried hard for jewelry today, got one junk ring
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treasurefiend
New member
Hey, it still a great effort on your part, keep it up, you will find silver and gold soon!!!! Not bad, finding $6. Great job!!!!
gordygroover
New member
Yup, a ring is a ring!!!!
Were you swinging the sniper coil???
If not you really have the pinpointing down well.
How is the sniper coil now that you have used it a bit next to the playground metal???
Were you swinging the sniper coil???
If not you really have the pinpointing down well.
How is the sniper coil now that you have used it a bit next to the playground metal???
no I used the 6x9 today I wanted to cover my ground, since I was digging all signals I saw no purpose in using the sniper. And yes days like this gives me a lot of pinpoint pratice 
I want to return to a couple old houses I already hunted and try the sniper since I got so many bouncing signals there, I am curious if it is just junk or if it was two items under the coil at once.
I want to return to a couple old houses I already hunted and try the sniper since I got so many bouncing signals there, I am curious if it is just junk or if it was two items under the coil at once.
Yeah a ring is a ring is a ring...
Can you inagine how many junk items you DO go through before you hit a nitro ring. On land, it is in the thousands, I assure you. Thats why I have taken to water hunting as often as possible. In the future, dont be afraid to show your trash and junk finds too. It balances things out for the rest of us!
Nevertheless, you did well. Anytime you snag 50 coins per trip and hit a ring in the bargain - that is good.
But lets address your obsession for a moment, shall we? Ask yourself just HOW BAD you want a ring. Do you want it bad? I mean REALLY bad? Bad enough to do something drastic?
If yes, then change your method. From here out, set up your detector to only respond to the DISC segments between foil and zinc cent.
Before you howl in outrage at what you will be missing, or the gazillions of pulltabs you'll find, stop and think.
The vast majority of gold jewelry falls into this range, right? At $1000/ounce, doesnt gold seem the thing you should focus on, if that is what you favor? In other words, spend less time digging US issued tokens, er, coins, and you will have more time for those targets that are most likely to be gold.
Besides, hit one nice ring, just one, and you can sneer at those coins.
There used to be a guy on this forum, Ralph, who hunted just this way and he was astounding with the rings he found. His detector? You guessed it; an Ace 250.
Can you inagine how many junk items you DO go through before you hit a nitro ring. On land, it is in the thousands, I assure you. Thats why I have taken to water hunting as often as possible. In the future, dont be afraid to show your trash and junk finds too. It balances things out for the rest of us!
Nevertheless, you did well. Anytime you snag 50 coins per trip and hit a ring in the bargain - that is good.
But lets address your obsession for a moment, shall we? Ask yourself just HOW BAD you want a ring. Do you want it bad? I mean REALLY bad? Bad enough to do something drastic?
If yes, then change your method. From here out, set up your detector to only respond to the DISC segments between foil and zinc cent.
Before you howl in outrage at what you will be missing, or the gazillions of pulltabs you'll find, stop and think.
The vast majority of gold jewelry falls into this range, right? At $1000/ounce, doesnt gold seem the thing you should focus on, if that is what you favor? In other words, spend less time digging US issued tokens, er, coins, and you will have more time for those targets that are most likely to be gold.
Besides, hit one nice ring, just one, and you can sneer at those coins.
There used to be a guy on this forum, Ralph, who hunted just this way and he was astounding with the rings he found. His detector? You guessed it; an Ace 250.
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They are all great finds
They are all great finds
I'm impressed with the $6. Great job. Compared to the two cheap kids rings I have found, yours is much more impressive.
I never get to stay out long enough to find $6. I'm usually hunting during my lunch break or on my way home. I rarely get to hunt for more than an hour at a time.
I never get to stay out long enough to find $6. I'm usually hunting during my lunch break or on my way home. I rarely get to hunt for more than an hour at a time.
draaiorgel
New member
Yep Goes4,
I'd swap all my ringpulls for a ring anytime.
You still hit your goal.
I'd swap all my ringpulls for a ring anytime.
You still hit your goal.