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LOST MAILBOX KEY WHILE JOGGING AT UNIVERSITY OF IRVINE, IRVINE, CA… UCI Metal Detecting

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)

 

 

 

 

Do You Need Help Fing Something of Value ? Stan the Metal Detector Man is Available to Help You Now. Call or Text:  949-500-2136

*** Jordan is a student at University of California Irvine, Irvine, CA. He had been on a early morning run on campus when he heard a small ping of a key hitting the cement walkway. He immediately knew it had to be his mail box key which was on his ID tag that is attached by a lanyard.

He was sure it had hit he concrete sidewalk bouncing into the grass. Updated me with the details. It was a short drive for me, less than four miles from my location. He could meet me there in fifteen minutes. Perfect, I was on my way and it sounded like an easy search. 

We met soon after the call. Jordan walked me to a large lawn area pointing across the grass. My heart sank, now the story seemed to change. It has happened more than once. Then he told me the sidewalk was the other side of the large grassy field. 

After walking over the field the spot narrowed down to 5 feet. I got two targets right away, the second one was the brass or bronze key.. Awesome!, I thought I was into two or three hour search. Jordan thought he might have to pay for the loss of the key plus the cost of a new key. Two happy people off to enjoy the rest of a beautiful day.

“I WILL TRY ANYWHERE”… Finding your valuables is important to me .. Call now !  Stan the Metal Detector Man …  949-500-2136  

Lost key Minnesota metal detecting found recovery

  • from Twin Cities Metro (Minnesota, United States)

Lost key fob at the fall festival. FOUND!

DAndra lost this key fob at the fall festival though she lives quite aways from it, so I took a pic and will be sending the key to her. Hopefully I can get her to take a pic of her smile for a future upload.

Congrats DAndra, glad I could help out.

Darrin

 

 

Lost family heirloom ring found minnesota

  • from Twin Cities Metro (Minnesota, United States)

Lost Heirloom ring at the fall festival, FOUND!!!

Lire lost her ring at the fall festival and was heartbroken, her friend contacted me and we set up a search time. Lire couldn’t meet me, though she gave a good description of the place she lost it. It took quite a while, though I finally found it. I did not get a picture with her smile, as my phone battery lost power before she was able to meet me. Luckily I took a Picture of the ring prior.

Congrats Lire, glad I could help out!

Darrin

 

Lost Keys / Fob found minnesota minneapolis st. paul

  • from Twin Cities Metro (Minnesota, United States)

Lost Keys /Fob at the fall festival. FOUND!!

Thanks for coming out and directing me Emma, Congrats!!!

Take Care –

Darrin

Lost engagement ring found minnesota minneapolis st. paul

  • from Twin Cities Metro (Minnesota, United States)

Lost engagement ring at the fall festival. FOUND!!!!

Congrats, glad I could help out!!

Darrin

Lost White Gold Wedding Band at Aulani Resort Lagoon…FOUND!!!

  • from O‘ahu (Hawaii, United States)


This ring find began when I got a call from Joe who was on his Honeymoon at the Aulani Resort and coming from Chicago, Illinois. While enjoying the cool waters of the lagoon with his lovely bride Angela his White Gold Wedding Band slipped off and disappeared into the soft sand. They tried searching but it’s hopeless the sand is so soft every ring disappears at Aulani. Tony from the Beach Crew got word and told Joe to give me a call. The day was young, the surf and tide was low and Joe & Angela were leaving the next morning so I told Joe I’d grab my gear and head over to the resort. When I arrived Joe had already drawn marks in the sand for my grid search so I was able to start immediately. On about the fifth leg and in waist deep water I got a nice “15-16” tone on the Nox and in one scoop there was Joe’s White Gold Band shining in the scoop. I motioned to Joe & Angela on the beach chairs and they ran down to meet me on the shoreline. Perfect Fit! Honeymoon saved. We shared a few laughs and Mahalos and I made it home in time for dinner. Aloha to Joe & Angela

Carlsbad lost ring Finder found metal detector for sale San Diego

  • from Carlsbad (California, United States)

 

LOST GOLD WEDDING RING FOUND AND RETURNED BY A SAN DIEGO MEMBER OF THE RING FINDERS in SoCal Ca,

The ring Finders Metal Detector service for hire. Call or text  760 889 2751  Lost your ring? Who ya gonna call?

   This search began one late night when I noticed an add online regarding a gold ring lost at local Carlsbad beach Ca, With a very detailed location along with a brief story of how the husband was stung by a sting ray before the ring was lost in the beach sand.

…So I immediately reached out to them with great offerings of my kindness & Karma that has helped out hundreds of others in need with my metal detecting experience as of this date….I can’t count all of them with out the photo’s though.

Two days later we met nearby and I handed him his long lost 18k Gold wedding ring with out excepting a single Craigslist penny.   

I enjoy every minute of my hobbie,,, It’s NOT like a job to me personally. 

I do not except checks, Debit Cards, Credit cards or have any contracts to be signed before searching.

GOT VENMO??  Who ya gonna call??  Curtis Cox 760 889 2751

Another lost ring found ! Dauphin Island, Alabama

  • from Mobile (Alabama, United States)

I saw a post this morning on our local beach page – someone had also tagged my ringfinders page. I had to run a quick errand and then headed to Dauphin Island, Alabama to see if I could help out. Thankfully it was a smallish area – her husband had felt his wedding ring slip off his finger as he made a hand motion while standing on the porch. It only took a quick 15 minute hunt with my Equinox and 15” coil to retrieve the band from the sand where it fell last night. Success ! successful recovery !

Car Key Fob Lost in Sand at Newport Beach, CA. .. Found and Returned

  • from Newport Beach (California, United States)



Metal Detecting Service .. Call Stan the Metal Detector Man ..  949-500-2136“.

I was metal defecting at Corona del Mar State Beach in the city of Newport Beach, CA. When I spotted an area that looked like someone had been searching for a lost item. No body was near, so out of curiosity I ran my detector over the zone. Boom!  I dug up a brand new key fob for a Audi Suv car.

I usually turn car keys into the lifguards as that is the first place people go to see if their keys had been found. It was late, the lifeguard office was closed. I detected in the area for another hour hoping the people would return. Now it was dark so, I decided I would drive up to the street above the beach hoping to see a mobile lock service, AAA helping a keyless car owner.

Just for fun I pushed on the key fob buttons and Bingo, I found the Audi Suv.. I waited about a half hour then decided to leave two notes, with my contact information. ( one inside and one in the windshield )

The next morning I received a call from the owner. He was very grateful. He had a share set of keys but they were 450 miles away in San Francisco, CA.. The dealership told him it would be 3 or 4 weeks before they could get him another set of keys. 

Every thing worked out the way it was suppose to be. What is next?

Don’t wait, call as soon as possible… Stan the Metal Detector Man …  949-500-2136  .. “I WILL TRY ANYWHERE “.

Ring lost at Mission Beach Found

  • from La Jolla (California, United States)

Trevor was throwing a football around at Mission Beach with a group of friends when his wedding ring flew off during one of his throws. Nobody saw it land in the dry sand, so, trying to find it was hopeless without the proper equipment and knowledge to use it. Trevor’s friend Matt found my contact information and gave me a call. I gathered my gear and hit the road with my wife so she could circle with the car in case we couldn’t find parking. I contacted Matt when I arrived and soon Trevor and some of his friends met me on the beach. I got the low down on how the ring was lost, the search area, and it’s approximate landing spot. This beach stays pretty clean with all the detectorists these days, so, targets were few and far between. After just a few pieces of foil, a couple of bottle caps and a half dozen passes later, I finally got a solid signal in the range I would expect Trevor’s ring to be in. A night in the dog house averted, and a happy Trevor has his precious back again. Thanks for the reward.