Great fast find of 200 year old ring! That first beach gave me the creeps!! So dark, muddy and trash filled, I'd hesitate to even enter the water. You are so dedicated to the hunt the conditions don't deter you at all! You are a hero, as the lady said!
Yay! Been waiting for this video for so long! Thank you for finding my sisters ring! Heather such a legend, she was the one who thought to drop the GPS pin.
Always enjoy your videos! If you know the lifeguards and they allow it, maybe you can build a dredge basket to help pull all garbage up. My detecting club does it at an old lake. We toss it off the dock and pull it to the shore cleaning up heaps of old trash to get to the old coins. Best of luck!
Too bad you couldn't go to Virginia Beach, Virginia and find my daughter's wedding and engagement ring set! They are yellow gold wide band and narrower diamond solitaire, soldered together, and lost when she wore them while visiting family from out of state. She had recently lost weight, and they went early in the season while the water was still colder than it would get later on. It shrunk her finger a little more, and when she flung her arms up in the air playing with the kids, her rings went flying through the air - "lost and gone forever, Clementine!" She saw where they hit, but never could find them. Probably buried in all that sand from the water currents kicked up in the process. Very sad. 😭 Very nice video of the recovery of this ring. Although I will never understand why anyone would think it's a good idea to wear a 200 year old diamond ring that is a family heirloom to the beach to go swimming! 🤔
12:31 I'm thinking if that girl who just this second got her 200-yr old ring back doesn't quit waving her hands in the wind, fingers spread, in four feet of water, Michael will be searching he bottom for it again in five minutes. She has no idea what risk she is taking with that loosey-goosey ring on her finger, waving her hands around like that - no doubt that's how she lost it the first time.
Hello and good morning Michael. Thanks for your video. unbelievable the story of the ring. as always good work. happy owner. I wish you continued success and good finds. Greetings RICO
Hello from Florida. I always enjoy the videos you produce. I really appreciate when you put what you are finding in the lower left hand corner even if it's obvious. In some of your videos you have pulled up coins and I don't always recognize your currency. So thank you. Keep up the great work and Cheers my friend.
hi, been detecting under water for the past 28 years - dive 1, thats my usual search conditions on almost every dive.. I always wear gloves and still reach into the mud slowly and carefully! the dangerous stuff is not rusty cans but broken glass - glass breaks differently under water, forming much sharper and dagger-like shards which would go right through your hand no matter how carefully you reach into the mud. you will probably make this experience one day and then start wearing gloves. For technique:on deeper Targets, put your hand into the mud and *then* start moving it around to feel for the object - this way you wont stir up so much mud. in many cases, you can even shove the trash object aside without lifting it out of the mud. this way, you will not mess up your viz quite as bad.
Another nice Video & Recovery Mate !! Well done Bro ! ....... I'll be doing another Shout Out for you soon : ) ......... Keep them coming & God Bless : )
You are right were gloves I went hunting in the woods in the winter and got poison ivy bad! I did find a Brest plate form a union soldier from civil war! Good hunt Michael later brocephus!
wow great work...I would like to get a good water machine can you recommend and how much.If you find the rings do you have to put them all on for owners to find.can you also keep money there or have to hand it in.
after the first half of the video you inspired me to hunt a secret spot ive beem avoiding because of the trash and low visibility, but hey.... clean it out and reap the spoils. good job dude!!! BS Y FP
Awesome video. Michael. Can you please help me with something. Through another vid you did I had asked you for the information on your shovel. You gave me the name but I had for gotten the make of the shovel, remember I had asked if you could make one for me. I do feel I can make it. My question is what is the correct angle degree that you burn the plastic near where you place your foot . So that angle is perfect so that I can use it while detecting my beaches near the shore or chest level water or when I shorten my Sea Hunter Mark 2 and just ride the current while metal detecting. I love picking up the trash it does not bother me at all. Please help me with that question and the question is how many degrees do I slow burn and to what degrees. Thank you mate for encouraging me. I find more corroded monies and very few rings because my Sea Hunter is new so I am still in the process of learning he different sounds. Thank you in advance for helping me to be able to find the right polycarbonate shovel and showing me how to cut off the un needed parts and to rightly cut and drill the rest. Thank u Michael in advance
Michael Oliver That is absolutely fantastic, Michael. With your passion, drive, determination, and genuine care for your "customers" I have no doubt that some day soon that dream will become a reality. Like I said last weekend, l really get excited for Saturdays because I know you will be posting another video. Yours is one of the first I watch. There's something so... I'm not quite sure the word in looking for, but... precious is what comes to mind. The fact that these people have lost something that is SO important to them that they are beyond devastated and don't know where to start. And typically within 30 min of you arriving, the missing heirloom or, future heirloom, or just something that means the world to someone is back in their possession. My 32 year old newlywed sister (sorry if I've mentioned this before) passed away last June from colo-rectal and liver cancer. When she first got the diagnosis it was already at stage 4. At that time they said only 15% of people just like her make it 5 years. So we decided to make that time count. Just before we were all going to go to Alaska to see the Northern Lights as a family, she passed. Only one week before that the doctor had told her and her husband he was fairly confident she'd get 6 years. Instead she got 6 weeks. We are so fortunate that we were all able to say everything we wanted to and needed to. A few weeks later we all went to Alaska and we left some ashes so that she could see the northern lights any time she wanted to. (I promise, I'm getting to the point of this story!) My mom called me back in Feb. and said that my birthday present was coming in a box that she'd sent with a few other things. If l wanted to l could open it or save it until my birthday which is April 27th! Of course l opened it!! It is a beautiful sterling necklace that looks like the North Star and contains some of her ashes. It has not left me for one second since I got it. I would be beyond crushed if anything happened to it and this is exactly why l think what you do is so special and important. The compassion you show for the client is top notch and the relief that washes over them when you are able to give them back their lost item is tear-jerking for me almost every time. Sommer pieces are new and some very old, but no matter the age of the piece, it's PRICELESS to them. So thank you for doing what you do in such a respectful way. I know that if l ever lost this necklace I'd have to figure out a way to get you to the states! Thank you for listening, posting, and for being a true gentleman. Your wife is very lucky and your son has an incredible role model to teach him right from wrong. You have to promise that when you are able to do You Tube and LJR full-time, that you'll tell us so that we can celebrate with you! CHEERS! 🎉🎆🏅🍾🥂🍻
You knew what everyone was thinking!!!!! My thought, also, was the 'poop', as you said, putting your hand through that, yuk. Definitely needs to be cleaned up. We humans are so destructive. Keep it up, love your videos.
Don’t know why people wear their good jewellery to the beach, I never do. Firstly it gets all gunked up with suntan lotion, secondly, the sand scratches it and thirdly, the chance of having it lost is just too risky. Oh and you can get weird tan lines from some jewellery, lol. Oh by the way you have beautiful perfect teeth Michael, never noticed before.
Don't worry my friend I'm just like you and a lot of other people were a little slow on the technology but you know what it's cool that it benefited you and you know what this is the day and age we must be getting older haha
Cuando aprenderemos la humanidad a cuidar entre todos nuestro planeta... es para mi una gran tristeza ver como día a día contaminamos mas nuestro mar, rios y lagos, y vamos terminando a pasos a gigantados con nuestra flora y fauna...😭
The first place you went to I don't think I would want to swim there. You couldn't see anything and with all the trash in there it will take forever to find it. If you have the time I'm sure you will but it could take hours. To bad they can't drain it and clean it up and then refill the bay. The 200 year old ring was so pretty I would have died if I had lost it. I know one thing I sure wouldn't be swimming with it on.
The first video, the visibility was very poor with the green murky water. So much garbage. Your chances were slim to nothing. The second video was of course very successful and made a couple of ladies extremely thankful and happy. WTG!
You should be wearing gloves Mate. Just care about you and don't want to be pricked with something you never know... Please wear gloves in dirty waters like that. :) Cheers from Canada!
Very sad how people are treating the oceans and inland wasters. I don’t understand the mentality of people, who carry objects to do a job or contain food. Do the work and or consume the food; and are then incapable of carrying the waste items back home, to dispose of or recycle responsibly.
Michael mate I just had to laugh with your ears poking out from your hood like that you look the fifth telly tubby. ill leave it up to you to come up with a name.
Great fast find of 200 year old ring! That first beach gave me the creeps!! So dark, muddy and trash filled, I'd hesitate to even enter the water. You are so dedicated to the hunt the conditions don't deter you at all! You are a hero, as the lady said!
Full marks to those ladies for thinking of using GPS, that was some quick thinking. Wow! Well done Michael as always, a brilliant video!
Moral of the story - Do Not wear 200 year old family inheritance jewelry to go swimming on a beach!
Yay! Been waiting for this video for so long! Thank you for finding my sisters ring! Heather such a legend, she was the one who thought to drop the GPS pin.
Always enjoy your videos! If you know the lifeguards and they allow it, maybe you can build a dredge basket to help pull all garbage up. My detecting club does it at an old lake. We toss it off the dock and pull it to the shore cleaning up heaps of old trash to get to the old coins. Best of luck!
I love your channel Michael!! You are one of my favorite metal detecting youtubers. Keep up the great work
Too bad you couldn't go to Virginia Beach, Virginia and find my daughter's wedding and engagement ring set! They are yellow gold wide band and narrower diamond solitaire, soldered together, and lost when she wore them while visiting family from out of state. She had recently lost weight, and they went early in the season while the water was still colder than it would get later on. It shrunk her finger a little more, and when she flung her arms up in the air playing with the kids, her rings went flying through the air - "lost and gone forever, Clementine!" She saw where they hit, but never could find them. Probably buried in all that sand from the water currents kicked up in the process. Very sad. 😭
Very nice video of the recovery of this ring. Although I will never understand why anyone would think it's a good idea to wear a 200 year old diamond ring that is a family heirloom to the beach to go swimming! 🤔
12:31 I'm thinking if that girl who just this second got her 200-yr old ring back doesn't quit waving her hands in the wind, fingers spread, in four feet of water, Michael will be searching he bottom for it again in five minutes. She has no idea what risk she is taking with that loosey-goosey ring on her finger, waving her hands around like that - no doubt that's how she lost it the first time.
Ammo Alamo absolutely. I still don’t understand why jewelry is worn at the beach…ever.
Stunning recovery mate !! Happy people in the water ! That's awsome ! Good job and well done Michael !
Hello and good morning Michael. Thanks for your video. unbelievable the story of the ring. as always good work. happy owner. I wish you continued success and good finds. Greetings RICO
Great job Michael and kudos to the ladies for tagging the GPS coordinates. Be safe my friend and HH.
Great job Michael and you got the kiss as well two thumbs up!👍🏼 👍🏼
Hello! Good job Mikey, you're a hero! I'm sure you'll hear that a few times,in the years to come...Good Luck!
Hello from Florida. I always enjoy the videos you produce. I really appreciate when you put what you are finding in the lower left hand corner even if it's obvious. In some of your videos you have pulled up coins and I don't always recognize your currency. So thank you. Keep up the great work and Cheers my friend.
Way to go Michael. Another happy ending. Awesome, keep up the great ring rescue videos.
Great job agin my friend. That first hunt reminds me of the lake I live on, if you touch the bottom the visibility will be zero. Thanks for the video.
Awesome Hunt Michael! will hit you up when im back in Sydney! got a great video idea to do with you ;P
hi, been detecting under water for the past 28 years - dive 1, thats my usual search conditions on almost every dive.. I always wear gloves and still reach into the mud slowly and carefully! the dangerous stuff is not rusty cans but broken glass - glass breaks differently under water, forming much sharper and dagger-like shards which would go right through your hand no matter how carefully you reach into the mud. you will probably make this experience one day and then start wearing gloves. For technique:on deeper Targets, put your hand into the mud and *then* start moving it around to feel for the object - this way you wont stir up so much mud. in many cases, you can even shove the trash object aside without lifting it out of the mud. this way, you will not mess up your viz quite as bad.
That is a really nice handcrafted ring! Very very special! Good owner`s thinking! Smart girl!
Another nice Video & Recovery Mate !! Well done Bro ! ....... I'll be doing another Shout Out for you soon : ) ......... Keep them coming & God Bless : )
Another great video Michael, brilliant recovery buddy, well done. Look forward to your next hunt, all the best mate as always and HH Charlie
I would say that you have a great job, you do what you like and you make other people very happy :)
MO, another great job locating that 200 yr old ring, I'm going out to but a pair of gloves, keep the videos coming.
Great entertaining watch, ☺ so jealous, of all the water hunting you manage to do. 👍
Great find on the ring!
Good work Michael.👏👏👏👏and GPS.
I'm waiting for the day you find a part of a Japanese fighter plane.
You are right were gloves I went hunting in the woods in the winter and got poison ivy bad!
I did find a Brest plate form a union soldier from civil war! Good hunt Michael later brocephus!
Oh look! Four jealous people thumbed down, get a life folks, it doesn't come any better than that. Poor sods!
Love your vids man keep it up
The bay is going to be a task but I honestly think in time you will find it! Good luck
Very cool story . Great vid as always . Peace from Up North
great job,love to watch,greetings from netherlands
First part : very muddy water, not easy to see in front of you (sharks ?) ! Second part : nice recovery again ! Congratulations ! 😊👍👍👍
Great video. The muddy silt would make me uneasy but you are a legend! Thanks for your stewardship! 🗑💍❤️
Hiya Michael great vid job good job keepem coming GL&HH👏👏👏👋👍💪👋👋👋
You should have many more subscribers than you do. You're a fantastic person.
That is a stunning ring, well done...
Love to watch your video's !!! You rock !!!!
Awesome brother!!👍🏼👍🏼
wow great work...I would like to get a good water machine can you recommend and how much.If you find the rings do you have to put them all on for owners to find.can you also keep money there or have to hand it in.
Brilliant Michael. Another happy customer. A big up to the life guards for the work they do and for supporting you. ATB Noel 👍
after the first half of the video you inspired me to hunt a secret spot ive beem avoiding because of the trash and low visibility, but hey.... clean it out and reap the spoils. good job dude!!!
BS Y FP
Humans are bloody messy animals,all that crap just dumped in the sea ,we should be ashamed of our selfs
I love it 🤓
Parabéns pelos vídeos, comecei a ver a pouco tempo mais já gosto muito, parabéns 👏👏
Beautiful ring
Great job honey🎈
Witam kolego 😀 ale dużo piwo puszka.udalo piersonek zloto👍😀pozdrawiam
What a mess that first video was. I don’t know how you did that he you couldn’t see a thing! Bless you for trying. I loved the second one GPS WOW!🌺
great recovery michael WTG!!! mate
Now that was clever gps awesome video ,,,, great recovery
Awesome video. Michael. Can you please help me with something. Through another vid you did I had asked you for the information on your shovel. You gave me the name but I had for gotten the make of the shovel, remember I had asked if you could make one for me.
I do feel I can make it.
My question is what is the correct angle degree that you burn the plastic near where you place your foot . So that angle is perfect so that I can use it while detecting my beaches near the shore or chest level water or when I shorten my Sea Hunter Mark 2 and just ride the current while metal detecting. I love picking up the trash it does not bother me at all. Please help me with that question and the question is how many degrees do I slow burn and to what degrees.
Thank you mate for encouraging me. I find more corroded monies and very few rings because my Sea Hunter is new so I am still in the process of learning he different sounds.
Thank you in advance for helping me to be able to find the right polycarbonate shovel and showing me how to cut off the un needed parts and to rightly cut and drill the rest.
Thank u Michael in advance
You're almost at 30k! Great video and cleaning all that trash it of the water!! 💍
Michael Oliver That is absolutely fantastic, Michael. With your passion, drive, determination, and genuine care for your "customers" I have no doubt that some day soon that dream will become a reality. Like I said last weekend, l really get excited for Saturdays because I know you will be posting another video. Yours is one of the first I watch. There's something so... I'm not quite sure the word in looking for, but... precious is what comes to mind. The fact that these people have lost something that is SO important to them that they are beyond devastated and don't know where to start. And typically within 30 min of you arriving, the missing heirloom or, future heirloom, or just something that means the world to someone is back in their possession. My 32 year old newlywed sister (sorry if I've mentioned this before) passed away last June from colo-rectal and liver cancer. When she first got the diagnosis it was already at stage 4. At that time they said only 15% of people just like her make it 5 years. So we decided to make that time count. Just before we were all going to go to Alaska to see the Northern Lights as a family, she passed. Only one week before that the doctor had told her and her husband he was fairly confident she'd get 6 years. Instead she got 6 weeks. We are so fortunate that we were all able to say everything we wanted to and needed to. A few weeks later we all went to Alaska and we left some ashes so that she could see the northern lights any time she wanted to. (I promise, I'm getting to the point of this story!) My mom called me back in Feb. and said that my birthday present was coming in a box that she'd sent with a few other things. If l wanted to l could open it or save it until my birthday which is April 27th! Of course l opened it!! It is a beautiful sterling necklace that looks like the North Star and contains some of her ashes. It has not left me for one second since I got it. I would be beyond crushed if anything happened to it and this is exactly why l think what you do is so special and important. The compassion you show for the client is top notch and the relief that washes over them when you are able to give them back their lost item is tear-jerking for me almost every time. Sommer pieces are new and some very old, but no matter the age of the piece, it's PRICELESS to them. So thank you for doing what you do in such a respectful way. I know that if l ever lost this necklace I'd have to figure out a way to get you to the states!
Thank you for listening, posting, and for being a true gentleman. Your wife is very lucky and your son has an incredible role model to teach him right from wrong. You have to promise that when you are able to do You Tube and LJR full-time, that you'll tell us so that we can celebrate with you!
CHEERS! 🎉🎆🏅🍾🥂🍻
Michael wear gloves. 😁🇨🇦
great job xo that's a photo of my grandbaby Parker, hes my cool lil man lol
You are awesome mate 😘👍👍👍👍👏👏
You knew what everyone was thinking!!!!! My thought, also, was the 'poop', as you said, putting your hand through that, yuk. Definitely needs to be cleaned up. We humans are so destructive. Keep it up, love your videos.
Isn’t GPS a wonderful thing...lol...I really enjoyed the 200 year ring find.
You the man! Great recovery!
Don’t know why people wear their good jewellery to the beach, I never do. Firstly it gets all gunked up with suntan lotion, secondly, the sand
scratches it and thirdly, the chance of having it lost is just too risky. Oh and you can get weird tan lines from some jewellery, lol. Oh by the way you have beautiful perfect teeth Michael, never noticed before.
Don't worry my friend I'm just like you and a lot of other people were a little slow on the technology but you know what it's cool that it benefited you and you know what this is the day and age we must be getting older haha
Hello! what kind of compressor swims for you?)
great job i would love to have one of ur coins happy hunting
Loved it..👍👍
Awesome job mate
Where and the name of company that makes green the shovel you use
Good job Mike. Be safe.
good stuff liked subd
It is really shocking how much rubbish is deposited in the water. Nice find.
Like #150..saludos desde México.
Great recovery!
Nice i saw the hallmarks really nice ring
Cuando aprenderemos la humanidad a cuidar entre todos nuestro planeta... es para mi una gran tristeza ver como día a día contaminamos mas nuestro mar, rios y lagos, y vamos terminando a pasos a gigantados con nuestra flora y fauna...😭
The first place you went to I don't think I would want to swim there. You couldn't see anything and with all the trash in there it will take forever to find it. If you have the time I'm sure you will but it could take hours. To bad they can't drain it and clean it up and then refill the bay. The 200 year old ring was so pretty I would have died if I had lost it. I know one thing I sure wouldn't be swimming with it on.
Hi saw you at maroubra pool and you let me use the sooner diver thing
Gostei preservando o meio ambiente
It how you what to do gloves good some time i agree with you
You rock!
The Man With The Golden Lisp..
You found every thing else did you find the kitchen sink?
Faawwstehs ! Worth a drink.
Nice visibility, 'bout like my seven years winter urchin diving.
Nice ring history.
Good man
It looks like a gooey bottom. Sticking to your hand.
Nice...
GREAT VIDEO AND HUNT, MICHAEL. HOPE YOU FIND THE OTHER RING. HOW TRASHY WE CAN BE.
Way to go
The first video, the visibility was very poor with the green murky water. So much garbage. Your chances were slim to nothing. The second video was of course very successful and made a couple of ladies extremely thankful and happy. WTG!
No Vis is super hard. and the tummy has a hard time with it.
👍👍👍👍
are you getting fewer calls Michael i can't wait to dive with you
ill give you a call next week
👍
You should be wearing gloves Mate. Just care about you and don't want to be pricked with something you never know... Please wear gloves in dirty waters like that. :) Cheers from Canada!
A terrible dustbin ...
Michael-You need to have gloves on!!!
It is a shame that you can’t dredge that first location
The color of that water.. ugh!!
Very sad how people are treating the oceans and inland wasters. I don’t understand the mentality of people, who carry objects to do a job or contain food. Do the work and or consume the food; and are then incapable of carrying the waste items back home, to dispose of or recycle responsibly.
Michael mate I just had to laugh with your ears poking out from your hood like that you look the fifth telly tubby. ill leave it up to you to come up with a name.
Finding the bolt was bad but imagine if you found someones nuts ?
Vcs tem que fala em português
That water looks MEGA toxic 🤢🤮
Your. The. Man.m. man.R Read
Your. The. Man. R.Read
Crikey Michael, wear gloves.