Xraywolf
Silver Member
- Feb 28, 2005
- 3,576
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- Detector(s) used
- Ace 400, AT Pro, equinox 800, Simplex,Vanquish 540
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Found just over the last 2 years, they are becoming more and more common to find in water and in sand.
They have added a 3rd category of jewelry finds for me, before stainless it was either junk or good [ie silver or gold]. I rate these as a step above junk ,,, After all, people pay $20-$30 for these rings, though you'd be hard pressed to get even half of that. Nonetheless, I separate them and keep them in their own baggy.
These really ring out like bells when found, ringing anywhere from 70-90 VDI. Some of them are enough to give a short little rush thinking you might have found white gold, platinum or a silver honker, but most you can tell at a glance what they are, especially the black ones.
They tend to be manly sized .. I take a 10.5 ring and many if not most are larger than that. Also very slippery, which explains why so many are being lost. I often find 2 or 3 in a single outing.
They are what they are, far away from PM but a step above junk - They are attractive rings and at least they don't corrode.
They have added a 3rd category of jewelry finds for me, before stainless it was either junk or good [ie silver or gold]. I rate these as a step above junk ,,, After all, people pay $20-$30 for these rings, though you'd be hard pressed to get even half of that. Nonetheless, I separate them and keep them in their own baggy.
These really ring out like bells when found, ringing anywhere from 70-90 VDI. Some of them are enough to give a short little rush thinking you might have found white gold, platinum or a silver honker, but most you can tell at a glance what they are, especially the black ones.
They tend to be manly sized .. I take a 10.5 ring and many if not most are larger than that. Also very slippery, which explains why so many are being lost. I often find 2 or 3 in a single outing.
They are what they are, far away from PM but a step above junk - They are attractive rings and at least they don't corrode.
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