The other kind of treasure

MackDog

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Nov 20, 2013
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Spokane Wa
Detector(s) used
Garrett At Pro, 8 x11" and Nel Storm coils
Garrett Propointer er, Pro Pointer AT
White's V3i Standard, 10" DD, 13" Ultimate and 4 x6" sniper, 6 x10 coils, Drect 12 x 15 coil
Whites MX Sport With Detec
Primary Interest:
Metal Detecting
Was out metal detecting a lake when a lady signaled me. she wanted to know if my "thing" could detect gold and silver. I told her yes and she explained that her husband had lost his gold and silver wedding ring in the lake earlier today. I asked if she knew roughly where and she showed me a 100' by 100' area of where he lost it. Which was great usually people tell you some where in the lake. I told her I would try but couldn't guarantee anything. I gridded the area and dug a couple of deep signals with my At Pro. About an hour later I got a strong 95 high signal and new it was at least silver. First scoop and I saw this massive silver and gold ring in my scoop. I didn't have my phone so didn't get a picture of it. I yelled to the wife and held up the ring, she was crying and he was ecstatic. I dug a quarter and 5 pull tabs after that but didn't really care because I felt great. This is the other type of treasure we find.


Thanks looking

Mackdog
 

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Nice job being that lady's hero for the day! Honourable mention incoming
 

Wau to go! You made their year.
 

I'm not sure how to nominate for an HM. But I def. am..
It is VERY hard to find a target someone thinks they lost somewhere, and though she may have seemed pretty sure, that's still a huge area above water and even harder underwater. Well Done!!!
 

You have made someone's day my friend! Hope you had fun doing it! Well done!
 

Waiting for Honest Samuel to chime in and blandly say you should have stuck it in your pouch - Nice recovery.
 

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