orm25
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- Oct 29, 2012
- 77
- 95
- Detector(s) used
- Garrett Ace 250, Garrett AT Pro, Vulcan 360 Pinpointer, Geotech Barracuda Pi, Minelab Sovereign GT, Minelab Explorer 2, bounty hunter pinpointer,
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
I went out metal detecting the other day to the city beaches which are loaded with people.
I did some water hunting with the AT Pro, found a few pull tabs and coins.
Then as I was about to leave for another beach which had more people on it, I got a nice target.
So I dug it and out comes a Thomas Sabo watch.
It looked gold so I got a bit excited but further examination proved it was only stainless steel so I thought it would only be worth around $50.
I went to the other beach, ended up with a total of $30.35, digging over 140 targets in 6 hours.
When I got home, I cleaned up the coins and the watch.
I Googled the manufacturer of the watch and it turns out, this watch I found is worth around $400.
I took off the back plate and there was no water damage inside.
I went to the shops today to get a battery that suited the watch and it turns out... It works!!!
The total of that day was $30.35 and a $400 watch, you never know what you might find.
So far this year is super, 1st hunt produced gold, 2nd one produces a $400 watch.
Link to Thomas Sabo store: watch ? Watches ? Gifts ? THOMAS SABO
Edit: I just realised that I also found a silver square ring. First we thought it was junk but I looked now and saw a .925 stamp.
Anybody know the maker's mark?
I did some water hunting with the AT Pro, found a few pull tabs and coins.
Then as I was about to leave for another beach which had more people on it, I got a nice target.
So I dug it and out comes a Thomas Sabo watch.
It looked gold so I got a bit excited but further examination proved it was only stainless steel so I thought it would only be worth around $50.
I went to the other beach, ended up with a total of $30.35, digging over 140 targets in 6 hours.
When I got home, I cleaned up the coins and the watch.
I Googled the manufacturer of the watch and it turns out, this watch I found is worth around $400.
I took off the back plate and there was no water damage inside.
I went to the shops today to get a battery that suited the watch and it turns out... It works!!!
The total of that day was $30.35 and a $400 watch, you never know what you might find.
So far this year is super, 1st hunt produced gold, 2nd one produces a $400 watch.
Link to Thomas Sabo store: watch ? Watches ? Gifts ? THOMAS SABO
Edit: I just realised that I also found a silver square ring. First we thought it was junk but I looked now and saw a .925 stamp.
Anybody know the maker's mark?
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