Eric H. recovered a wedding ring from the watery depths using his Minelab.

Eric H. recovered a Barber half-dollar, dating from 1897, using his Minelab.

John Q. recovered a 1905 “V” nickel from a 7-inch depth, using his XP Deus.

John Q. found a 1998 Chuck E Cheese token at a 2-inch depth with his XP Deus.

Philip N. recovered an early Indian Head Cent from an 8-inch depth, using his Manticore.

Humphrey C. found a vintage VFW pendant at a depth of 4 inches using his AT Pro. Winner of this month’s “Most Interesting Item” category.

John G. K. found a Spanish real, dating from 1800, at a 5-inch depth using his Equinox 800. Winner of this month’s “Oldest Coin Found in the US” category.

Bob T. recovered a WW2 USAAF Ring from a 2-inch depth using his Ace 300. Winner of this month’s “Most Interesting Jewelry” category.

Doug R. found an 1890 Indian Head Penny at a depth of 2 inches with his White.

Doug R. recovered a Civil War button from a one-inch depth, using his White.

Doug R. recovered a gold ring from the watery depths using his White.

Kent H. recovered a Levi Strauss & Co. trademarked logo from a 4- to 5-inch depth using his Ace 400.