Good luck Corey. Remember the mono program is very powerful and stable.

Thank you so much Jay!!

Thanks Allan!!

Thanks Stefan!

OH YAH BABY!!

Thank you Justin!!

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That gold ring was deep and may have been on it's edge. Those low conductive targets are tricky. I bet it would have hit it much better in 40khz instead of 28khz. Thank you for commenting and you support!!

Thank you!!

I used to get gold every day I was prospecting but the hard work and the fuel to get up there just was not practical. It was about an hour and a half drive up there each way. Those roads are all closed now because wildfires a couple years ago.

We find rings, jewelry and coins under the domes too.

Thanks Greg!!

I can only imagine how many thousands of students have attended that school in the last 5 years. I have returned class rings with names on them. If their name is not on it.....ITS MINE!!

When people lose jewelry...they get over the feeling of loss fairly quickly and move onto some other jewelry they lose...it's a cycle!!

@@PaystreakSuperfreak That is the most selfish answer I’ve ever heard in my life. I’ve always believed that it was an unwritten rule among metal Detectorists that if you can return an item you found to the owner, you will do it! You put a whole new light on watching your videos! I wonder how many of your subscribed viewers know , that you never return items to their owners, nor would you ever even try to do that! This is shocking! I have returned items that I found on the beach to people, and the look of appreciation that I see on their faces is unquestionably the greatest feeling I can have, and I might add, I never take a reward for doing it! I can only say that your selfish attitude toward returning items to people, is, to me, very disappointing!

​@BeachHunter2024 Finders keepers, losers weepers. If it has ID, that is a different story and most items do not. Yeah, list it on Craigslist (without description obviously) the fact you found xyz item and maybe you can get a return. If found at a school and you turn it in they will place it in lost and found for a while...usually a couple months and then the unclaimed property goes to the staff if they want it. Now when it comes to very expensive jewelry, many times the owners have an insurance policy that covers loss. Imagine losing a $10,000 ring, getting paid by the insurance and then getting the ring returned. Cha-ching! Anyhow, you do you...you obviously have some sort of vendetta against Jeremy and it shows big time. It is far more disgusting to see a Karen chewing out someone than to see a guy find a nice ring and be elated. You should try to stop being a "metal detecting social justice warrior" and enjoy the hobby. We have enough anger addicts in the world and we certainly don't need them infecting the metal detecting community with all the vitriol.