Recent content by Joshwasere

When I only thought it was worth it's weight in Gold!... Found this beauty last year but until now scrolling through eBay I have its resale value... Win!

Yeeeeah boi nice find mate! Btw make sure you flush out inside the coil shaft with fresh water if it has been in the ocean as the salt eats away the rubber coating on the coil lead.

could be a stingray barb?

The Silver ring was so heavily encrusted I used electrolysis and some scraping a polishing...pretty recked!

I'm hanging out for some more storms to help me out!

These were in my local harbour beach area.. my second Brit penny from that same spot! others are 1951,1958 threepence and undetermined sixpence.

The big storm system that came up the coast a couple of weeks ago moved just enough sand to hit these babies! I wasn't as thorough as I normally am but I searched where I knew the most sand had been moved and the area produced well for 3hrs work! -Both 9ct gents rings and a .925 with 9k inlay...

Looks nice mate!

Thanks Richo! I'm not so worried bout the silver content as to its historical (if any) value. beeing that Sycees don't come round that often and are quite expensive items on ebay!

I bought this piece on Ebay a while back and was wondering if anyone knew where and what time its from and its value over its weight of silver? weighs 90g.

Also depends on your settings. I found the best for me is factory reset, no ground balancing, sens @13, iron disc @3 for the wet, 0 in dry and threshold @9. But yeah depends on the mineralization of particular beaches. I have actually dug a 20c coin over 2 feet in the dry with these settings!

Onya Mudguts the ATX smashes up the beach!

You can also contact Gerry from gerrysdetectors.com also on youtube and he can set you up... thats how I got mine and saved a bunch of cash!

Would be a real good price to start buying at for sure!

Not that much trash actually- consider though I dont live near the city and we had some great storms. I reckon less junk than using my AT Gold! But I think the goods to junk ratio will increase into summer.