cdv1
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Second time out snorkel detecting and being tutored by Joe (SonnyFl), managed to find some silver and some gold. The area we were in had a huge amount of iron under the sand and it took me about 5 minutes to figure out what the heck was wrong with the Excal (nothing)... I had an almost constant null with occasional crappy tones (read Bigscoops post, it came to mind out there). Once I figured out the null was due to an over abundance of iron, I started fanning/digging all the burbs of tones that sounded good. Started picking up some dimes and pennies doing that and then hit on my first of two rings. The ring was under the sand in a layer of clay bottom and I ended up using the scoop to dig her up. Fire agate with CZ's and marked Sterling. about 30 minutes later I had a broken tone somewhat like a double beep which got my attention.... out comes a 925 bracelet still closed with the clasp.... must have slipped off OR when she took it off to put it in her pocket, it slipped fell in the water. Found one discharged bullet (pistol) and ended up picking up a junk toe ring.
Joe and I moved to another beach after 3 hours in the water and my first target at this beach was a quarter sized hoop earring that had small rings of yellow metal.... rest of the time at that beach was short lived due to lots of rain. Testing at home proved the hoop to be silver with 10k gold rings attached.... can't be a whole gram of gold but gold non the less....
I'll let Joe post his finds later tonight when he has time, I would however like to thank him for taking the time to show me how to snorkel detect. He, along with the others from this Forum I've had the pleasure to meet since my move to Florida prove what kind of people we have here on Treasure Net.
HH out there and GL all
Cliff
Joe and I moved to another beach after 3 hours in the water and my first target at this beach was a quarter sized hoop earring that had small rings of yellow metal.... rest of the time at that beach was short lived due to lots of rain. Testing at home proved the hoop to be silver with 10k gold rings attached.... can't be a whole gram of gold but gold non the less....
I'll let Joe post his finds later tonight when he has time, I would however like to thank him for taking the time to show me how to snorkel detect. He, along with the others from this Forum I've had the pleasure to meet since my move to Florida prove what kind of people we have here on Treasure Net.
HH out there and GL all
Cliff
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