In 1978 I lost a girlfriends class ring she was very angry and the relationship only lasted a month or two and I never seen her again. 39 years later my brother found the ring in my my mothers yard while metal detecting, so I looked up the girl and returned the ring and guess what. SHE IS STILL ANGRY AT ME !
The right thing to do would have been to read the comments before leaving a comment, If you had done that you would have read that I did try to return and that I have returned many class rings, Ive found quite a few!!!
I don't think people would just bury their rings.... judging by the size of the field, I would only assume that people probably play around in it and dropped it by accident... as time goes on with the ring unchecked, dirt and debris carried by the wind simply bury the ring itself.
I wonder, why do 2 rings of the same school with 2 different ages end up in the same spot nearly? what are the odds ? there must be a reason they where there....have you tryed out why maby?
@wudjra speaking of that i live in my mother and fathers home town and went to the same school and went detecting and found both of their class rings on the school property shhh i was trespassing
I hope someone finds my class ring someday and returns it to me. Funny how these things get lost. My Dad bought a metal detector in the 1970s just so he could find his class ring, and he did, within minutes. Great videos.
So many rings with a cluster of years. Lost or intentionally buried ? Fascinating to think through what might have been going on. There is the obvious overlap with WW2
Nice finds. Keep em. My experience has been that a lot of people simply think you owe them something because you have the means to get the item back. You (we) invest money in the hobby (money and time),. I have returned items with not even so much as a thank you. So, no more. They want, they can pay (to search for a recent lost item, or pay up for the find). Fact is, I deserve it one way or the other. I work hard to find what I get.
i like the old stuff, seems like they had better designs back then. likely there is more in that field. You probably know by now that rings can and often are on edge, so a 90 degree pass will produce the missed stuff. Last year I got a valuable platinum this way.
Hey Coop, those old rings are so beautiful compared to what they hand out these days at high schools. If you know what town the school was in, the local library probably has all the old yearbooks stashed in a back room and you might be able to figure out who the person was. Someone who graduated in 1939 would have been born in 1921 and if still living, would now be 89 years old. Thanks for sharing and best wishes! Dave.
@Digginrings Thanks, Yeah I do try and return em but wasn't able to because of the age of the rings and the school has been closed for years. Ive returned rings and other things with out a thanks a smile or anything, So I know were your coming from. Best of luck HH
@TactiFred Most 10k that Ive found comes in with fe numbers from 10 to 12 and co numbers from 26 to 39. But I try to dig all on an old sight so I don't miss anything and I really don't pay much attention to my screen because I dig by sound. HH coop
those woods must of definitely been the spot the kids would go party/celebrate after grad or maybe a camp ground/tailgate. Deff kids were getting drunk to celebrate and wearing the new rings which they would lose easy.
Hey Coop! I dig every signal ! That's why I have every coin that U.S Made except the trade dollar & 1800's gold coin ! Congrats on all the group hunts and finds ! Hope U find the owners !
well, 10k isnt that much to scream about, but the design is gorgeous. Onve again you prove that you belong ot the elite of the US detectorists @ youtube... great find, congrats!!
I find lots of old coins and lots of silver!!!! look at my video best finds for 2011 and you will get to see some of my better finds. Retail on the detector is $1500 HH
More than a year ago I have lost my class ring in a pond.The day after loosing it, I tried retrieving it back by scouring the spot where I might have drop it but I failed.Up to this day I always wonder where exactly could have it settled at the bottom of the mud-covered pond.How is it possible to get it back when I don't even have a useful meter detector to possible spot it's exact location? PLEASE HELP!!! IT'S BEEN ALMOST 2 YEARS SINCE THAT DAY! PLEASE HELP I NEED MY RING BACK! THANKS.
Great finds. I recently found my first class ring (10k) at a beach, and contacted the school today. Little easier to return mine I suppose, as the ring owner is still in school and will graduate with the class of 2013. Really enjoy your vids coop please keep them coming.
Porque proporcionalmente se pierden muchas más monedas jeje. Yo tengo un detector Garret ace 250 desde hace unas 3 semanas y diariamente lo utilizo en las playas frente a mi casa. Siempre encuentro una gran cantidad de monedas y de vez en cuando aparece algun anillo. Hasta ahora solo uno de oro y ya es bastante!! También, aunque en estos videos no aparece tanto se encuentra una gran cantidad de chatarra. Clavos oxidados, tapas de cerveza, envoltorios de chicles y cajillas de cigarrillos jeje
That is such a pessimist attitude about it. my living grandmother was born in 1922. my other living grandmother was born in 1935. my living grandfather was born in 1924. I would have thought it to be a common attitude to at least try.
@wudjra Thats a nice thought but how would he ever find them and besides, the one from 1939 was owned by someone who has probably passed on by now. The owner of the one from 1950 would be 79 or 80 years old now if they are still alive.
I just returned a 1952 class ring to the original owner who turns 80 this summer. She was stunned that I found it. She lost it about 50 years ago. She lives in Texas. I live in California. Happy ending. Thanks for sharing you hunt!
Nice video so what Metal Detector do you use in this video and how accurate are they? Do you ever find cans or pull tabs and other trash when your detector reads something silver? Or important?!
2nd time watching this video. Way to go. I Just started this hobby. so far I have found 1 coin. a Clad Rosy. A Whole Thin Dime. But watching you guys find things gives me incentive to go look some more.
Congrats on the finds!! that was super video...really enjoyed that...and yes it would be fun to find the owners..just the smile on there face,Im sure would be worth it all..good job...
If I found 2 gold rings in the same hunt, same place, people would have to forward all my mail there, cuz I wouldn't leave till I covered every square centimeter!! Congrats!!
Coop, fantastic job, That is a goal of mine to find a gold class ring. I am still trying and digging a lot of foil and pulltabs looking. Thanks for sharing. Tom in SC
Nice!! I need a field like that, lol. I just uploaded my first "finds" video. Nothing too nice, but check it out, let me know what you think. Thanks and HH!
I have a metal detector that has been in the closet for the last 6 months since I moved, My sister went out around the apartments where I live an found jewelry bracelets, rings earrings a gorgeous coin medallion, and many many quarters, the apts have been here 39 years and she got lucky, I was surprised because Ive been wanting to do it and never had the time im glad she did, she is now, a metal detecting freak haha she gave me a water fall diamond ring she found for it, she will use it allot,
I lost a class ring and someone found it in another state somehow (but I never wore it there!!) Must have been stolen and ended up there...I was located on my school's alumni website because my name was inside the ring and my H.S. name was on the top around the stone. Someone looked me up, contacted me and mailed my ring back to me! Years later, I found someone's H.S. ring and I looked him up on Facebook, and mailed his ring back to him! It's the right thing to at least try returning it.
WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF YOU HAVE AT LEAST TRYED TO FIND THE OWNERS.ITS JUST THAT THATS THE GOLDEN RULE WERE I COME FROM.I HAVE GIVEN BACK 2 OUT OF THE 3 THAT I HAVE FOUND AND ITS A GREAT FEELING WHEN YOU SEE THE PERSONS FACE JUST LIGHT UP.AND I STILL GET A X-MASS CARD FROM THE FIRST PERSON THAT I RETURNED THERE RING TO..AND THAT PERSONS LOST HER RING ONLY HAVING IT FOR 2 OR 3 WEEKS SHE COULDN'T REMEMBER AND I FOUND IT IN 2009 AFTER 48 YEARS.IT JUST FEELS GOOD IN SIDE.AND KEEP DIGGING!!!!!!!!
We have been detecting for about a year now and have found 2 10K gold class rings. We did some online detecting and found the owners. Needless to say, they were thrilled to get them back. The one had been lost for 35 years and the other for 20 years. I hope you also have the integrity to try and track down the owners if possible. We have also found 14kt wedding bands but there was no luck finding the owners of those. To date, we've found enough to pay for our 60" Sony Big Screen HDTV.
If anyone wants to try and reunite a class ring with its owner, check out "class ring finder dot com". This year I reunited a 1976 class ring I found when I listed the ring info on the website. Also, if you have lost a class ring, check out the website, maybe someone has found it and listed it there! It's a great thing to get a lost class ring back on the hand of its owner!
Hello Piet Snot. Yes. A class ring is pretty much an American thing. A ring is created with ones graduation year from their school. We typically get them in our final year of High School and sometimes from our University Schools as well.
hope your trying to return those rings to their owners or family members. There's nothing better than hearing that someone found your ring. I know if i lost my HS ring i would hope that someday if someone found it that they would return it
Great video guys and what a find for two of you ! The guy who found his first decent coin gives me the inspiration to get off my ass and get that metal detector i have been thinking of getting!! Well done to you all .
they seem to have a ruby gem or smth, awesome indeed, digging there...good thinking guys. I would usually go to a forest or smth trying to dig some ancient pervert's happy stalker ring and I return with few beem cans :D
iwould love to go metal detecting . but my mates think its daft .and to have a decent detector costs a few hundred quid. which i havent got .i know some good places to go as well . gauranteed finds.............
In 1978 I lost a girlfriends class ring she was very angry and the
relationship only lasted a month or two and I never seen her again. 39
years later my brother found the ring in my my mothers yard while metal
detecting, so I looked up the girl and returned the ring and guess what.
SHE IS STILL ANGRY AT ME !
The right thing to do would have been to read the comments before leaving a comment, If you had done that you would have read that I did try to return and that I have returned many class rings, Ive found quite a few!!!
What metal detector do you have?
I don't think people would just bury their rings.... judging by the size of the field, I would only assume that people probably play around in it and dropped it by accident... as time goes on with the ring unchecked, dirt and debris carried by the wind simply bury the ring itself.
@NegativeHippie32 Thanks for watching, I will try to be more informative without giving away my location. HH
i guess youre officially the lord of the rings
what type of field is that....
I wonder, why do 2 rings of the same school with 2 different ages end up in the same spot nearly?
what are the odds ? there must be a reason they where there....have you tryed out why maby?
Good luck to ya, Hope ya can find it. HH coop
You should read the comments before you comment, I always try to return rings if possible.
@wudjra speaking of that i live in my mother and fathers home town and went to the same school and went detecting and found both of their class rings on the school property shhh i was trespassing
its from kuna high school,i've seen video like this before,it have same logos.
Same
@tlaza1317 Thanks HH
I hope someone finds my class ring someday and returns it to me. Funny how these things get lost. My Dad bought a metal detector in the 1970s just so he could find his class ring, and he did, within minutes. Great videos.
thanks, it's nice to be able to return a ring if you can
I agree. Part of the excitement of lost treasures are their origins!
that ring looks like it can summon a dragon
you just tried to steal some likes thats all
I found a class ring in Balaton lake (Hungary). Can anybody help me to return it to original owner? (1982 West Chicago)
I live in Chicago, send me the info if you'd like!
It's have a blue stone in the head and the school's name in a circle (West Chicago High). Balfour Celestrum marker and DLR monogram inside.
Did you ever return it?
So many rings with a cluster of years. Lost or intentionally buried ? Fascinating to think through what might have been going on. There is the obvious overlap with WW2
were did they say they returned the rings?? Did I miss something??😔
Nice finds. Keep em. My experience has been that a lot of people simply think you owe them something because you have the means to get the item back. You (we) invest money in the hobby (money and time),. I have returned items with not even so much as a thank you. So, no more. They want, they can pay (to search for a recent lost item, or pay up for the find). Fact is, I deserve it one way or the other. I work hard to find what I get.
i like the old stuff, seems like they had better designs back then. likely there is more in that field. You probably know by now that rings can and often are on edge, so a 90 degree pass will produce the missed stuff.
Last year I got a valuable platinum this way.
charging money is my guarantee of compensation, then they can go off and be rude and I dont have to deal with it.
I always try to return if possible. I have returned many rings including a very valuable wedding ring.
All I ever find is nails and soda can lids. Only thing I ever found that was cool was a old pocket watch.
What happens if you're unable to return them? Do you have them scraped? I would hate to scrap them because they're a huge piece of history.
if u can't return them u can donate to the local historical society
Oh very nice. I often wonder if the person has already died, if some of the remaining members of their family would want them?
one ring from the 30s one from the 50s
YOU GUYS ARE AWSOME FOR RETURNING YOUR FINDS. YOU ARE THE ONLY ONES I HAVE KNOWN THAT DO THAT. BLESS YOU.
+Donna Fuchs Thank you i always try to return if possible
Thats great! Gold is hard enough to find, but 2 honkers on the same hunt? Great job!
Sweet class ring finds. One would be a thrill but two is over the top. Good video...Rob
That's really awesome, I never found gold yet maybe in the future hunts. Congrats for the rings, are really beautiful.
buen video colega exelente lugar saludos desde corrientes argentina , suerte
and as you can tell I have no patience for those who don't appreciate.
What's happened in the area since 1950 for these rings to be lost ?
Hey Coop, those old rings are so beautiful compared to what they hand out these days at high schools. If you know what town the school was in, the local library probably has all the old yearbooks stashed in a back room and you might be able to figure out who the person was. Someone who graduated in 1939 would have been born in 1921 and if still living, would now be 89 years old. Thanks for sharing and best wishes! Dave.
@Digginrings Thanks, Yeah I do try and return em but wasn't able to because of the age of the rings and the school has been closed for years. Ive returned rings and other things with out a thanks a smile or anything, So I know were your coming from. Best of luck HH
@TactiFred Most 10k that Ive found comes in with fe numbers from 10 to 12 and co numbers from 26 to 39. But I try to dig all on an old sight so I don't miss anything and I really don't pay much attention to my screen because I dig by sound. HH coop
those woods must of definitely been the spot the kids would go party/celebrate after grad or maybe a camp ground/tailgate. Deff kids were getting drunk to celebrate and wearing the new rings which they would lose easy.
Hey Coop! I dig every signal ! That's why I have every coin that U.S Made except the trade dollar & 1800's gold coin ! Congrats on all the group hunts and finds ! Hope U find the owners !
well, 10k isnt that much to scream about, but the design is gorgeous. Onve again you prove that you belong ot the elite of the US detectorists @ youtube... great find, congrats!!
I find lots of old coins and lots of silver!!!! look at my video best finds for 2011 and you will get to see some of my better finds. Retail on the detector is $1500 HH
Yes you have to have permission for any spot. Most public parks are a good spot to start. But make sure and check the laws for your area. HH coop
You sure could, I find good stuff all the time. Check out some of my other videos if ya want to see some real good finds. Thanks for watching
@Daddydigger1 There is not even a town library in this small town so I think finding the owner is gonna be pretty hard. Thanks for watching and HH
@vorkev1 Gold doesn't tarnish that's why its clean. I have found coins worth thousands why would I lie about a couple gold rings?
@indigolady52 I have returned many rings!!!!!! If the people who owned these rings were alive i would return them but there not.
@lookherenow2 I sell when I have a good amount so Im not sure how much for each one, Probably a hundred + each. HH coop
@casedaddy2010 I'm trying to look it up but the school hasn't been in operation in many years. Thanks for watching HH
believe what ya want, I'm the one with piles of silver and gold so I don't care what you or anyone else think.
@JabberCT There was an old school at the sight and the field has been a sports field since the school opened.
@sscindercoop WATCH some old video's from last winter or early, they are some of my finds there to look at !
@TopGunAnthem Thanks, There were several schools on the piece of property were we found the rings. HH coop
@mlyness100 lol, I hit the spot hard and pulled another gold class ring and another gold ring and a 1/2 HH
@MrSilver9759 Wow that's amazing! I would love to see a video of you collection! Thanks for watching and HH
More than a year ago I have lost my class ring in a pond.The day after loosing it, I tried retrieving it back by scouring the spot where I might have drop it but I failed.Up to this day I always wonder where exactly could have it settled at the bottom of the mud-covered pond.How is it possible to get it back when I don't even have a useful meter detector to possible spot it's exact location? PLEASE HELP!!! IT'S BEEN ALMOST 2 YEARS SINCE THAT DAY! PLEASE HELP I NEED MY RING BACK! THANKS.
theres 2 rings in the first hole??
I recommend a Garrett Ace 150 0r 250. If ya want to get the best price on one let me know. HH coop
Great finds. I recently found my first class ring (10k) at a beach, and contacted the school today. Little easier to return mine I suppose, as the ring owner is still in school and will graduate with the class of 2013. Really enjoy your vids coop please keep them coming.
Porque proporcionalmente se pierden muchas más monedas jeje. Yo tengo un detector Garret ace 250 desde hace unas 3 semanas y diariamente lo utilizo en las playas frente a mi casa. Siempre encuentro una gran cantidad de monedas y de vez en cuando aparece algun anillo. Hasta ahora solo uno de oro y ya es bastante!! También, aunque en estos videos no aparece tanto se encuentra una gran cantidad de chatarra. Clavos oxidados, tapas de cerveza, envoltorios de chicles y cajillas de cigarrillos jeje
That is such a pessimist attitude about it. my living grandmother was born in 1922. my other living grandmother was born in 1935. my living grandfather was born in 1924.
I would have thought it to be a common attitude to at least try.
@wudjra Thats a nice thought but how would he ever find them and besides, the one from 1939 was owned by someone who has probably passed on by now. The owner of the one from 1950 would be 79 or 80 years old now if they are still alive.
I just returned a 1952 class ring to the original owner who turns 80 this summer. She was stunned that I found it. She lost it about 50 years ago. She lives in Texas. I live in California. Happy ending.
Thanks for sharing you hunt!
Nice video so what Metal Detector do you use in this video and how accurate are they? Do you ever find cans or pull tabs and other trash when your detector reads something silver? Or important?!
2nd time watching this video. Way to go. I Just started this hobby. so far I have found 1 coin. a Clad Rosy. A Whole Thin Dime. But watching you guys find things gives me incentive to go look some more.
FUCK i want a metal detector and then walking trougt our forest.. (a lot of craters here)
Congrats on the finds!! that was super video...really enjoyed that...and yes it would be fun to find the owners..just the smile on there face,Im sure would be worth it all..good job...
If I found 2 gold rings in the same hunt, same place, people would have to forward all my mail there, cuz I wouldn't leave till I covered every square centimeter!! Congrats!!
Coop, fantastic job, That is a goal of mine to find a gold class ring. I am still trying and digging a lot of foil and pulltabs looking. Thanks for sharing.
Tom in SC
@NebTrac Thanks! My buffalo is 1927 and my brothers is a no date. Thanks for watching HH
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Nice!! I need a field like that, lol. I just uploaded my first "finds" video. Nothing too nice, but check it out, let me know what you think. Thanks and HH!
@wudjra with those old rings I'd send them right to my local gold buyer for cash...
how much silver or old coins have you found? thats what i want, and how much does that detector cost? thanks for answering my questions btw
hope they made it back safe... id feel kinda bad pawnin a dead soldiers ring ;) youd think theyd go back and get them if they returned :)
Congratulations to all of you on the finds. Those are some really nice looking rings. What were the dates on the Buffs???
NebTrac
@Digginrings Thanks, I always grid areas off and hit it from all directions. HH
@mikethask8freak Minelab E-trac. My cousin was using a minelab x-terra 305
did you receive or ask for a reward? seems like they should have given a reward to you, for your hard work!
nice finds,though!!!
Sorry there both girls size 6, I know who owned both and they are deceased.
I always try to return the ring! I have successfully returned quite a few.
@undescoldmind I search anywhere people have been. Thanks for watching HH
my pop lost his in his old high school field, i think im gonna find it with my trusty ace 350 rusty nail finder LOL
I have a metal detector that has been in the closet for the last 6 months since I moved, My sister went out around the apartments where I live an found jewelry bracelets, rings earrings a gorgeous coin medallion, and many many quarters, the apts have been here 39 years and she got lucky, I was surprised because Ive been wanting to do it and never had the time im glad she did, she is now, a metal detecting freak haha she gave me a water fall diamond ring she found for it, she will use it allot,
I lost a class ring and someone found it in another state somehow (but I never wore it there!!) Must have been stolen and ended up there...I was located on my school's alumni website because my name was inside the ring and my H.S. name was on the top around the stone. Someone looked me up, contacted me and mailed my ring back to me! Years later, I found someone's H.S. ring and I looked him up on Facebook, and mailed his ring back to him! It's the right thing to at least try returning it.
WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF YOU HAVE AT LEAST TRYED TO FIND THE OWNERS.ITS JUST THAT THATS THE GOLDEN RULE WERE I COME FROM.I HAVE GIVEN BACK 2 OUT OF THE 3 THAT I HAVE FOUND AND ITS A GREAT FEELING WHEN YOU SEE THE PERSONS FACE JUST LIGHT UP.AND I STILL GET A X-MASS CARD FROM THE FIRST PERSON THAT I RETURNED THERE RING TO..AND THAT PERSONS LOST HER RING ONLY HAVING IT FOR 2 OR 3 WEEKS SHE COULDN'T REMEMBER AND I FOUND IT IN 2009 AFTER 48 YEARS.IT JUST FEELS GOOD IN SIDE.AND KEEP DIGGING!!!!!!!!
We have been detecting for about a year now and have found 2 10K gold class rings. We did some online detecting and found the owners. Needless to say, they were thrilled to get them back. The one had been lost for 35 years and the other for 20 years. I hope you also have the integrity to try and track down the owners if possible. We have also found 14kt wedding bands but there was no luck finding the owners of those. To date, we've found enough to pay for our 60" Sony Big Screen HDTV.
@tmanly25 I'm sure you'll get a class ring soon! Thanks for watching HH
awesome Buffalo nicholes and wow beautiful Rings Congrats! cant wait to find my first graduation ring! GL and HH
The lord of the rings, you will need 3rd ring to accomplish the mission, gr8 work
If anyone wants to try and reunite a class ring with its owner, check out "class ring finder dot com". This year I reunited a 1976 class ring I found when I listed the ring info on the website. Also, if you have lost a class ring, check out the website, maybe someone has found it and listed it there! It's a great thing to get a lost class ring back on the hand of its owner!
Nice finds. Nice to see you still pulling stuff up from that place.
Well done sir . I found a gold ring too .I returned it to the Farmer who lost it in Austria .I just subbed you
Thanks for the subb!!! Always nice when ya can return a lost ring!!!! HH coop
@xraver6744 Yup, Just let me know what coins your interested in. HH
Hello Piet Snot. Yes. A class ring is pretty much an American thing. A ring is created with ones graduation year from their school. We typically get them in our final year of High School and sometimes from our University Schools as well.
hope your trying to return those rings to their owners or family members. There's nothing better than hearing that someone found your ring. I know if i lost my HS ring i would hope that someday if someone found it that they would return it
@kalabor106 Keep digging and the finds will come. Best of luck HH
Fantastic finds you guys! What a rush!
Happy Hunting, Chris Turner
Great video guys and what a find for two of you ! The guy who found his first decent coin gives me the inspiration to get off my ass and get that metal detector i have been thinking of getting!! Well done to you all .
they seem to have a ruby gem or smth, awesome indeed, digging there...good thinking guys. I would usually go to a forest or smth trying to dig some ancient pervert's happy stalker ring and I return with few beem cans :D
iwould love to go metal detecting . but my mates think its daft .and to have a decent detector costs a few hundred quid. which i havent got .i know some good places to go as well . gauranteed finds.............
fat "habar" as treasure-hunters in Ukraine tell, excellent video
@DetectingDixie Hope ya find one soon!!!!! Thanks for watching HH