Our Success Stories for the past year...
Lost Wedding Ring found June 2023:
(Lost Item #3394)
I received a lost item report on Saturday morning for a ring lost the previous Wednesday. I contacted the submitter who then put me in contact with the owner of the lost item. Speaking over the phone I learned that the owner knew exactly how and where the item was lost and that the ring was made of tungsten carbide -- all very helpful information to have.
I offered to bring an extra detector if he was interested in giving it a try, he stated he was, so we made arrangements to meet Sunday morning at the location to see what we could find.
Sunday morning the owner and I walked down to the field and he gave a quick reenactment of how the ring was lost. I set him up with my Deus 1 detector and a quick how-to demo and we began detecting.
I started by gridding out a square of the area with my Manticore. He began searching the perimeter, occasionally calling me over to confirm a solid target, most of which turned out to be the ever common sprinkler head. After about an hour the owner hit a solid low tone and called me over saying it sounded different than his others.
I gave it a quick check with my machine to confirm the target, turned on my pinpointer and went in for a closer look. Sure enough, there just under some matted grass but still on top of the ground we found his ring!!
Both of us were thrilled to recover his very sentimental item, and I may have created a new detectorist in the process.
A big thanks goes to lostmystuff.net for facilitating the connection. I appreciate being able to help others in unexpected ways and share my joy of metal detecting and treasure hunting in all forms.
Success !!!
The Found Ring !!!
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