We have had a lot of snow on the ground recently. There are many activities that cause people to lose their valuables in the snow…sledding, snow ball throwing, shoveling, etc. If you happen to lose your ring or other valuable piece of jewelry, I can help you find it with my metal detector. I have over 20 years of experience in metal detecting and I have helped many others find things they have lost.
Please contact me any time at:
618-922-9837 or email at lee.campbell@theringfinders.com
Sincerely,
Lee Campbell

Priscilla said she has been searching for the ring she threw off her back porch for several months. She said she even rented a metal detector with no luck. She said she heard it hit the shed about 20 feet away and she had been searching the area in front of it. I had her throw a similar ring from the same place with the same force and it flew up over the shed. The second signal I hit behind the shed was her ring. Apparently, what she heard was the ring hitting the roof and bouncing off. As you can see in the picture, she was one very happy young lady.
I was contacted by a girl in Northern Illinois who lost her engagement ring in about 8 feet of water at Dunn Lake. I helped her find dive clubs in the area and she is going to contact them to see if they can help her. Her fiance gave her the ring just before deploying overseas.
My name is Lee and I live in Marion, Illinois. I have been involved in metal detecting for almost 20 years. I am very skillful with a metal detector and I practice proven searching techniques.
If you have lost a piece of jewelry, and you know the general vicinity in which it was lost, I can help you find it. I can search any type of terrain, including parks, sports fields, yards, beaches, and shallow water.
I am a member of TheRingFinders and my contact information is on my website at: http://theringfinders.com/Lee.Campbell/