rings

Hi, anyone recognize this stamp in what appears to be a gold ring? The stone is a large lapis. One side looks like .05. or JS ? The other side just has what looks like a mistake.

Hi all - ive been hitting the beach hard over the past 5 days and have some great finds to share. All with the Deus 2 with the standard beach sensetive settings. The finds: One 1945 wheatie One 1945 silver quarter Two silver dimes One 1950 german coin One buffalo nickel with no date One silver...

One way to scoop up rings big time. Previously I had decided a walk behind beach cleaner would be good. But this outfitted with a stereo and air conditioning would better suite me. 2-3 honker diamonds a day would make the payments on this machine and then some. Imagine running your detector...

Hi all, I've been lurking on the forum for the past month and thought it best if I created an account to interact with some of the great content on here. I've toyed with the idea of buying a detector for at least a decade, though I could never justify the cost. I finally pulled the pin a month...

As much as I'm against posting pictures of finds I decided to post some of the rings I have found with my At Pro on salt water beaches in honor of that guy that always was bashing Garrett and Tesoro. He inspired me to hunt, I always got a kick of his negativity and pictured him fantasying that...

Due to the beach closures in April and May, I decided to post my finds for all 3 months in Q2 in a single post. As you can see by my clad count, those two months were dismal. I rebounded with the clad count in June, but not quite at the pace of January-March. Misc. finds: I did, by a...

Tony Eisenhower has a good video on the Equinox 800. It is a good visual on why you should dig everything if you are hunting rings. you can skip to the end of the video and see the placement of rings and junk on his grid of TID numbers for the 800. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsgspduZA_8

If you live within 2 hours from a beach and want to beach hunt please do yourself a favor and learn how to read beaches. Even if you just go to a beach once a year for 3-5 days on vacation learn to read beaches. It will improve your find rate by a factor of 10x or more. As an example there is...

Found a nice wedding band today for First Sergeant Fairchild of the 577th Sapper Co in a small park in Lexington. He’s served in the Army National Guard for 14 years as a Combat Engineer, including doing work in anti-personnel mines with a metal detector! Blog Post about the recovery is here...

Hello all! I'm 4 months into the hobby and 7 silver rings, 2 silver medallions, 1 tungsten carbide wedding band and about $50 in clad richer (1 wheaty). I've been hitting the tot lots and old parks to learn my machine and the hobby. So far, I've learned that doing your homework pays off...

Just a quick catch-up since my last post, which was back in October. November was slow. The month started off pretty good with a nice double hoop 14k earring in the water. The beach was still eroding then with nice rip currents, but then the beach got sanded in bad, and has stayed that way...

Near my house there is a Waterpark that is now closed for the season - does anyone think this would be a good spot to hunt for rings and other valuables:?:

Hello guys just checkin in. Finally got my F2. Its a great machine! Very satisfied with it! Got it in the mail and put it together, fired it up and went out and searched my mom and dads yards. Didnt find much but it was good practice! Got out this labor day weekend and had a blast! Found a lot...