Lost ring/Virginia

[bergie]

From my post on lost ring site (see other post), but here is one very searchable in Virginia. Includes contact info of person to see if it's still lost and get more details...
Lost: In field near Locklies Creek, Middlesex County, VA in 1957 a Warwick HS ring with black onyx stone and initials TBW. [email protected]

 

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[LuckyDog]

finding a good detector

Hello all,
Just joined this group. My wife & I are looking for a hobbie & this may be it. We travel extensivly in the eastern half of the country, north & south.I talked to someone who has a'' Minelab GP 3000'' with Accessories for sale. He wants $1400.00 for it. Been looking but do not know enough about this stuff yet. I see many units much cheaper. He says it is new & a really good unit. I have not seen it yet. Does this seem to be right?

 

[bergie]

Luckydog--sounds like a good fit (detecting) for your lifestyle. You two will enjoy it. You should each have a detector, though you may want to start with one to make sure you enjoy it. Others can comment on the specific detector, it's not my expertise. I'd recommend however that you start a new post. Not many people will see your post under this topic of a lost ring in Virginia. Do you know how to start a post. If you don't let me know and I'll help you out. You click on "new topic" and in the subject you could ask "Need advice/just starting" or something like that...good luck!