Received a call from a woman whose husband lost his gold wedding band while wiping off the snow from his car.
This turned out to be a record breaker for me, found it on the first swing!! Doesn’t get any better than that.
Received a call from a woman that lost her matching wedding ring while brushing off snow on her porch.
We got a lot of snow and with the addition of a lot of rebar in the ground it made this one of the more difficult searches but fortunately after about 3 hours I hit it.
She was a happy camper!!
We had a crazy snow storm on Thanksgiving weekend. Chris lost her car fob in about 9 inches of snow. She gave me a call and I looked for it today. I had a successful search, we were both happy!
We got a call from a young man in a panic. He lost his « Diamond » Ear Ring in the front yard of his Aunt’s house at a Halloween Party. They were taking photos of the really cool Grave Site display in the front yard. He lifted his girlfriend on to his shoulders and they took some fun photos, then he sat her back down and they walked across the yard and he realized the Diamond Ear Ring was gone. Their pictures showed he had it on when his girlfriend was on his shoulders, but in a 2nd picture across the yard the Ear Ring was gone. He said everyone ate the party was on their hands and knees trying to find it for over an hour. He and his girlfriend had tried using 3 different metal detectors but with no luck.
So in a last ditch effort before the yard guys came out he turned to the Internet to see if anyone did this kind of searching and immediately the Dallas Ring Finders popped up. We arrived the next afternoon. Fortunately he had a matching Ear Ring we were able to get a signal to match too. After searching the yard with our Garrett AT Pro’s running on their highest sensitivity we had no luck. So we had to get out our secret weapon our « Garret Super Sniper Coil » that is designed for very tiny objects. After getting a matching reading on the 2nd Ear Ring we were about to give up searching, I decided to check the prime target area one more time and I got a matching signal. Using our Garrett Pinpointer I worked it into the very thick grass and I saw the glint and I knew I had it. And the rest is happy history…..
Custom Ring Found in Winfield, Illinois, after 1-1/2 years
Received a call telling me her daughter lost her custom ring a year and half ago.
Ring was made by her Grandmother for her 3 granddaughters and this was one of them, so
it had plenty of sentimental value.
Husband and Brother got detectors. and searched area with no success.
After a hour and a half I got lucky, the pictures say it all
Any wonder why I love this job!!
Received a call saying she lost her gold wedding ring along the driveway.
Turned out to be a quick pretty uneventful search.
Took about 10 minutes. Lovely couple and plenty of Hugs all around!!
I got text from Steven, a nice gentleman who lives only about two miles from my house. He and his wife had been moving firewood from the front of their house (where the logs had been dumped) to a shed area in the back yard and sometime during this activity, she lost her wedding ring. We made arrangements to meet at their house so I could find her ring. They showed me the area where the firewood had been and where it was stacked now. Seemed simple enough to search just that area, since that was the area where they’d been working.
While I was searching, Steven and I had been chatting about our common interest – history. After maybe 45 minutes with no luck, Steven invited me to see his workshop. Turns out that Steven collects antique tools and wanted to show me. While we were there, I had a thought and asked if he or his wife had checked the gloves she was wearing. He said they both had checked, but I asked if checking one more time would be ok. He agreed and with my handheld detector, found that the ring was still in the finger slot of one of the gloves. We were all surprised, but it’s always a good feeling to recover something that means a great deal to someone. Another happy ending!
Received a call from a man in Wilmette Illinois, he lost his wedding band when he threw a ball for his dog.
There was about 40ft of very heavy brush that had to be searched, almost impossible for a metal detector.
I searched as long as I could with a detector then switched to a pinpointer, took 2-1/2 hours but
finally found it with the pinpointer. He was a very happy camper!!
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James contacted me and told me that his wife had lost her ring in the front yard. It was yellow gold with a solitaire. He said it had been lost for around two months and they had rented a metal detector with no luck. When I got there I asked all of the usual questions that I always do. She said they had been arguing and she threw the ring across the front yard, and where she had been standing. This is always a great help, because it gives me a better idea where to look. I started my grid search in the likely area, and had made two passes across the yard. About one forth of the way back across the yard on the third pass, I got a solid 19 on my Manticore. It was the ring, but after two months it was already completely covered and not visible. The actual search time was less that fifteen minutes.
I received a text from Erika stating she lost her engagement and wedding bands. She was playing with her four year old daughter in a corn pit within a barn. A short while later she realized her rings were off. She immediately did a search on Reddit which told her about my profile and Theringfinders. I made arrangements to meet her the next day. After approx. 10min., while searching around several playing children in the corn pit, I found the rings. No matter the type of jewelry or where you may lose it, contact Tracy at 610-207-8677 to allow me the opportunity to return your items.