Wolf-Dog
Elite Member
A few days ago I went to a nearby park. My sister & I were MDing at the baseball/soccer field and there were signals everywhere, so we're definitely planning on going back. 
I found a cool coin spill of 2 quarters & a dime stacked directly on top of each other. 
We made our way over to the playground area and benches. While detecting under the benches, I found tons of pennies (mostly zincolns). I was about to leave when I got a signal showing as a zincoln, with the occasional bounce to nickel/pull tab. I dug down and out popped this ring.
The only markings are "RSC" and after some research, it looks to be made by RS Covenant. Their rings have a brass core with a three-stage process of electroplating: copper, then nickel, then... gold!
Although it is only plated it is my first gold find, and I am very excited about it. The stones at the center of each flower are either CZ or Swarovski crystal. There's more info about RS Covenant rings on their website.
I also found $1.12 in clad.
Thanks for looking, happy hunting, & God bless.
I found a cool coin spill of 2 quarters & a dime stacked directly on top of each other. We made our way over to the playground area and benches. While detecting under the benches, I found tons of pennies (mostly zincolns). I was about to leave when I got a signal showing as a zincoln, with the occasional bounce to nickel/pull tab. I dug down and out popped this ring.
The only markings are "RSC" and after some research, it looks to be made by RS Covenant. Their rings have a brass core with a three-stage process of electroplating: copper, then nickel, then... gold!
Although it is only plated it is my first gold find, and I am very excited about it. The stones at the center of each flower are either CZ or Swarovski crystal. There's more info about RS Covenant rings on their website.I also found $1.12 in clad.
Thanks for looking, happy hunting, & God bless.
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