Allison called me about a very special lost wedding band that belonged to her mother. She was tossing a football to her children while on the beach in Ocean City, NJ, when the ring slipped off and fell in the sand. We met shortly after her call, and she showed me the area where she threw the ball. It wasn’t long before the ring was found with the metal detector and close to her heart again!
Dana sent me an email regarding Todd’s lost wedding band. Todd had to secure a fence near the back of his yard in Red Bank, New Jersey because one of his dogs is a successful escape artist. Unfortunately, the ring came off in the process, but he had an idea on the direction it might be, and that’s where I started to search. The wedding band was found shortly after, buried under a thick pile of leaves.
Megan was splashing her brother while sitting in the surf in Sea Isle City, NJ when the unexpected happened; her rose gold promise ring flew off her finger into the ocean with one of the splashes. Her mother reached out to me, and I explained that we had a good chance of finding it. I met the family on the beach and started working under the low-tide line parallel to the surf, working my way up the slope. I dug a few targets before getting a “promising” signal that was 5-6 inches deep. I dug one final scoop, and the ring was returned to Megan!
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May 2022 In my home town I dropped into a local shop “Mondo’s Disc Golf Pro Shop”. I meet with one of the owners Rocky and explained that I am a Lost Item Recovery Specialist that has had a lot of success recovering lost items of value for people. I explained to him people often loose valuable wedding rings and other important items when doing out door activities especially when flicking the wrist and throwing. Being that most people when loosing an item of value they often choose to check in with local businesses or any organizer of their specific sport or community to get the word out. With this I handed him my card and assured him that he now has a trusted recovery specialist he can be confident in recommending for such desperate situations.
I asked Rocky if he had any lost item stories to share and to my surprise his eyes lit up a bit as he explained a situation they were having. Each hole on the corse has two to three positions for the basket to be installed. In this way they can switch up the course from time too time to keep a fresh challenge for the players. Basically a length of galvanized steel pole slightly larger in diameter than the pole used for the basket acts as a receiver. It is typically cemented into the ground to hold and secure the basket. These receiver pins only stick out of the ground a few inches at most. He explained to me they had a situation at our local Auburn Disc Golf Course at the Game Farm Wilderness Park known as the “White River Disc Golf Course. A few years back they had lost track of the long pin position for the Summer 12 hole. Over time they had no idea if the winter storms has blown debris over the receiver pin or possibly some fallen logs they noticed in the area could be covering it.
With this information I was excited to take on this mission of relocating the lost receiver pin and headed to the course to investigate with all of my special tools and experience on the ready. Watch this episode of The Seattle Ring Hunter Lost Item Recovery to see the conclusion of the missing pin position. If you are one of our local disc golf players and have played with this newly resurrected long pin position for Summer 12 leave us a comment below and tell us what you think about it.
Also be sure to drop by Mondo’s Pro Shop or send them a note online and tell them the Seattle Ring Hunter sent you.
Now to everyone in the disc golf community let me give you one of my pro tips. So often when we loose anitem of value we are completely caught off guard. Due to stress and an urgency to try to locate our items we don’t always think of the most important course of action. With that being said if your wedding ring flew off your finger or you have lost a piece of jewelry, stop and take in a deep breath. Do not move from the spot! Pull out your cell phone or ask any one within the distance of your voice to come assist you. Someone surely has a cell phone and you can easily make a GPS waypoint pin of your precise location and have them txt it to your phone immediately before you get sidetracked! Also take a few photos for reference of the direction you were facing during the incident. Now with this information saved you can proceed witha visual search of your lost item. If after a period of time don’t over exhaust yourself, simply call me for confidential phone conversation as I have the experience to assist you inyour lost item recovery process. By saving your GPS pin we now have the best data to work from.
Even if you don’t have a precise location in mind when you have lost an item call me ASAP, no matter the time of day, while the situation if still fresh in your mind. I have a lot of experience and will work with you in doing all we can to drill down all viable possibilities to get your lost items of value recovered and back in your hand where they belong.
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Stephanie lost a very special ring at the bonfire in North Wildwood, New Jersey the other night. It was a ring that her mother gave her when she graduated high school. She didn’t realize it was missing until she got home, so she called me the next morning to help find it. She remembered that she took off her glove at one point and felt something drop on her shoe. She disregarded it because when she looked down a tube of lip balm was near her foot and just assumed it was that. I got to the beach before her and started to search near the bonfire. I got the signal pretty quickly and was able to return it before she knew it was found. We were all thankful for a small blessing on this holiday weekend!
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Hello, my name is Dennis Boothby and this is my 1st blog a a member of The Ring Finders. I have been an avid Metal Detectorist since 2001, almost 22 years. I retired in July 2021 and now have more time to devote to the hobby that I love, Metal Detecting. I find extreme pleasure, joy and personal satisfaction from returning lost rings, jewelry, phones, key fobs or any other metallic objects, to their rightful owners. I am now a member of the The Ring Finders, a World Wide metal detecting organization whose sole purpose is to return lost items to the owner. How wonderful is that?. Over the years I have found many rings, phones, jewelry keys, key fobs, etc and have been so fortunate to have returned many of those items to the rightful owners. Most days I can be found metal detecting on the beaches, parks, woods and fields, in Old Orchard Beach, Saco, Pine Point and Kennebunkport , Maine. I would consider it an honor to look for lost jewelry or other items that you may have lost. I will hunt beaches, parks, farms, RV parks, yards and other places, as long as permission is granted and it is safe to detect. I can also metal detect in Saltwater and Fresh water, waist to chest deep, as long as I can safely detect the body of water. If you lost your item where the use of metal detectors is restricted, you would have to gain permission for someone to look for your item with a metal detector and transfer that permission to me. While I usually metal detect in the Southern Maine counties of York and Cumberland, I occasionally will travel further. You may call me to discuss your location. I charge a $25.00 call out, trip fee to cover travel expenses (fuel, parking, tolls, etc.). Requesting I travel outside my local area would likely increase the trip fee, usually .50 cents per mile over 30 miles from my home, but that will be discussed at our initial contact. I work on a ”Reward Basis Only”… that means you pay what it’s worth to you and what you can afford to have me find your lost item. I am a member of The Ring Finders and you may find out more about this organization on their website. You can also search on YouTube for “The Ring Finders” to see many videos of successful recoveries of lost items. If you have lost a treasured keepsake or other types of valuable items, please call or text me today, to see if I might be able to help recover it. Why rent a metal detector when a professional from The Ring Finders can help you ?
Thank you and I am looking forward to helping reunite you with lost item.
Matt lost his wedding band in his backyard in Marmora, New Jersey. He wasn’t sure if it fell off while he was chopping wood or while walking around in the yard. He did a Google search when he realized it was lost and found the Ring Finders South Jersey website. He reached out to me later that evening and I got some additional detail to help find the ring. I met him the next afternoon and started the search. A few minutes later, the metal detector gave off the signal I was looking for and the ring was returned!
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Livi contacted me and asked if I could help find her wedding ring she lost yesterday at a local park while throwing a ball to her dog. She got my info from a friend of hers that had heard about my service.
Livi showed me where she threw the ball and I started my search in the direction of her throw. After a good hour of grid searching with no ring to be found I decided to search the spot where she was standing while throwing the ball. Right away I received a nice tone that was showing very shallow on my depth meter.
Her gold diamond ring was nestled in the grass and the search was over.
Randy reached out to me for help to find his son, Alex’s, lost 18k white gold Cartier LOVE Ring.
The ring flew off Alex’s finger while he was throwing a football to a friend on the field at Valley Forge Military Academy in Wayne, PA. I met Alex at the field and started the search where he thought it may have landed. After looking for awhile, I expanded the search farther down the field. After another 30 minutes of gridding, the ring was found! CLICK HERE FOR MORE STORIES AND INFORMATION
If you lost your ring, or any type of jewelry at the beach, give me a call, Louis 305-608-1870. I have a metal detecting service where I can come out and help you find your lost item. Many of my customers are from out of town on vacation, losing your wedding ring can ruin the whole trip, so give me a call and I’ll help keep it memorable and not a disaster.
