Okay, I'm here looking for gold rings. I've been doing really well this year. Working these lakeside parks. What I've been doing is I've been just working the edges. I've been doing for gold rings that slip off people's fingers once they've been swimming in the water. Not really looking for anything besides the gold today. Maybe we'll find an old coin or something, but I find something good. I'll turn the camera on. Okay, so before we get started on the hunt, let me just show you kind of what's happened so far this year. So our lake gets really low and when it gets low, I like to go out and look for gold rings. This year though, I found that one. Now this ring is an 18 karat gold ring and then the diamonds are set in 14 karat white gold. You can see there's like eight diamonds. This is also, as you can see, a chunky gold ring, super heavy. This is probably the most valuable thing that I've ever found. When I got thinking about this ring, I was like, man, this is what I really need to be finding. You can get it all the silver diamonds you want. They're worth what, like two bucks. They're fun to get. But this is where the real value is. I don't know the exact value of this ring, but it's going to be in the thousands. So it would take a lot of silver diamonds for me to equal this one ring. Well, then, and I'm an AT Max user before that an AT pro user. My buddy uses a white's MXT and I can't remember the other machine he uses, which is white's also. But he went right next to where this one was laying and he grabbed a little teeny gold ring. I couldn't believe it. And I said, well, throw it on the ground. Let me see what the VDI is. And I couldn't even hear it. And what I realized is I had discriminated out those lower numbers. And so after that, which are the really low foil numbers, which on the Garrett are like 40, I went out and I found this little baby one. And this was about a 40 on the AT Max. And so I instantly realized, wow, how many of these gold rings am I really missing? This one was a 65. And this little one right here was a 40. Then I started thinking, this is what I really want to do is I want to find gold rings. So I've been dedicating myself this year to just going after the gold. In fact, sometimes I hear like a diamond. I'm like, ah, waste my time. I'm going to pull this pull tab signal next to it, which normally I would have been the opposite. I would be like, you know, maybe if it was a nickel sound, then I would grab it. And you know, I'd find two or three gold rings a year. But just since Labor Day, take a look at this pile right here. So I went camping for a week over Labor Day. And on the camping trip, I decided while fishing, when I get back, I'm just going for gold. And I was going out almost, felt like almost every night and getting a gold ring. And what I found is depending on the size, like these little ones usually show up like a 45. And then the bigger ones, well, like this was a 61. If I remember right, this was like 56. And so I just been, I just found a tear and I felt like if I dug about 50 to 100 pull tabs, then I would get a gold ring. Part of that though was as I was working areas next to the water because we have a lot of parks right along the lake. And so, you know, the lake water makes their finger shrink and then when they come out of the water, the ring falls off. So the hunt year about to see, honestly, I didn't show you very many pull tabs because that's pretty boring. And I actually went into a slump after getting all this stuff night after night. I went into about a 700 pull tabs slump. So you're going to see just a couple of clips from several of my hunts. And then at the end of this, you're going to see the gold ring I finally found. So enjoy the hunt. Okay, so I'm working this edge. Got a 78 signal. I can see already right here at some sort of ring. I haven't moved it yet. It's not going to be gold because of the signal. Yeah, you can't tell if it's silver or not. Yeah, I can test it later. But see, we're next to the edge of the water. Already fine and jewelry. Okay, so I've been digging the zillion pull tabs. But this one right here, I feel like it could be a gold ring. It's a really loud foil sound. Those are usually small gold rings. So, now I see the foil right there. 43. Got it. Working the edge over here. Trying to find a gold ring. I found a buffalo nickel. Right on top. How crazy is that? Surface fond. Okay, I'm getting a 90 signal. Probably silver. Nope. Okay, it's been some hard digging. Yeah, the 1946 silver. Old probably 500 pull tabs. Got a gold ring in a week. So, I just dug this ring. I have no idea what it's made out of. I haven't found a mark yet, but it's probably just some sort of custom jewelry. But it turns out to be something cool. I'll let you know. So, what I'm doing is I've worked this whole edge here along the lake a few times. And now I'm just coming back to see if there's any fresh drops. Here, the surface earring. 65 is what it came in our 63 actually. Looks like it's just bling. But cool find. Okay, I think I got gold. Let me see it in the plug. Got to be gold. Yeah, look at that. That's awesome. Oh yeah. That's gold. Oh, it's so nice. Yep, I see 14K on the inside. So, I don't really show a lot of stuff because I really am just digging pole tabs one after another. This is why baby. Oh, it's chunky. I bet you that's 6 grams easy. Alright, let's even get some more.