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Q1: How can I contact KG and Ringy?
A1:The best way to contact Team ATC is to use the
contact form on the anacondatreasure.com website. Use this form to suggest show ideas,
show sites, special order ATC gear that is not already listed online in the ATC store,
check on orders, or anything else. The link is right here:
Contact Team ATC.
Q2: How do I know when and where the new show DIGGIN WITH KG AND RINGY will air?
A2:
Air dates for all of our TV shows (DIGGERS and DIGGIN WITH KG AND RINGY) are always posted at
DIGGINTV.com as well as the Team ATC
Facebook page.
Q3: How do I know when and where DIGGERS will air?
A3: DIGGERS was aired on the National Geographic Channel for 4 seasons,
and reruns/mini-marathons of the 66 DIGGERS shows still
run on NatGeo occasionally. You can also see the shows via Amazon Prime.
The link is right here:
DIGGERS on Amazon Prime.
Also, dates for all of our TV shows (DIGGERS and DIGGIN WITH KG AND RINGY) are always posted on the Team ATC Facebook page first. Check there
to keep up with all the latest KG and Ringy news by clicking the Team ATC/Facebook logo on this page (just above this section).
Q4: I have questions about metal detecting in general. Where do I start?
A4: Try browsing through the section called "About Metal Detecting"
on the ATC website (anacondatreasure.com). Chances are, you'll find an answer or two there! The link is right here:
About Metal Detecting.
Q5: The ATC gear I need is not listed in my size/color/style. How can I get what I need?
A5:You can special order any kind of ATC Gear using the ATC contact form.
Just tell us what you need, and we will get you a price. The link is right here:
Contact Team ATC.
Q6: What detectors do KG and Ringy use, and how do they set them?
A6: We mostly use the Garrett AT MAX, but we occasionally use the AT Pro or AT Gold. The way we set up
all of our detectors can be found in videos on our YouTube channel. AT MAX set-up video link:
AT MAX Set Up.
Learn more here:
Metal Detectors.
Q7: What do you like?
A7: I like coins and I like rings.
Q8: Who are Bones and T.O.?
A8: Bones is Rick Wyant, KG's older brother. He and T.O. (Travis Johnson)
are the other two original members of Team ATC. T.O. stands for "Troy Ounce", and he
got his nickname because he was a gold hunter long before he met us. Bones has had his nickname since he
was but a wee child back in the late 1800s.
Q9: Who is Leroy Brown?
A9: He's allegedly the baddest man in the whole damn town. In fact, It's reported
that he's badder than old King Kong, which seems an outrageous claim, and to top it off, there's this whole
thing about him being meaner than a junkyard dog. I've never met him, but I would hope he seeks counseling immediately.
Q10: How do I become a member of Team ATC?
A10: You can be a member any time you choose. There are no fees, there are no dues. (It's not a membership club in
the traditional sense. It's more of a state of mind.)
Q11: What are ATC tokens and what are they good for?
A11: ATC TOKEN HISTORY: KG and I always wanted to be on our own coins, even before ATC
really took off. A couple of years after making ATC an actual legal business, we decided
to make our first tokens. They were good for a certain amount in trade against ATC gear, the idea being that
one token could be used per purchase. However, they became instant favorites with collectors
of shiny roundness and such, so they never really got circulated. In fact, since the first minting in 2007,
there has never yet been a single token turned in for credit on a purchase! We now think of them as business cards
in the form of a coin. We hand them out as souvenirs, occasionally bury them at
sites we have detected for future detectorists, and we have used them as "tester coins"
when metal detecting because they are made of real brass. That means they will last as long as real
actual copper, brass and bronze coins, and will not rot like modern zinc pennies.
You can obtain them by winning an ATC Facebook site contest, attending a local detecting event, or by finding one in the ground, on the beach, or in an airport
vending machine coin return slot. That being said, if you decide you absolutely can't go on living without them, you can get a complete set
on the ATC Gear Page. We were not smart enough
to save a ton of the older tokens, so we have a limited amount, but it should hopefully be enough to cover the collectors that
want to participate in this fiasco. The first ATC "toke" was minted in 2007, in a quantity of only 1000 pieces.
There are currently
fifteen different varieties, including short runs and even one error die version. See the image below for the different years, varieties, and
mintage figures.
Q12: I don't see an answer to my question here. What should I do?
A12: Check the link in Question #4 above, as it might actually contain some real and useful answers.
If you still don't see it, you can email me at ringmastertim@gmail.com with any questions you would like to have answered here. Maybe I'll
post them. Maybe I won't.
Q13: Where can I get a full set of Team ATC Metal Detecting cards?
A13: Check the ATC gear page for availability:
ATC Gear Page.
Q14: I see the ATC token history listed on your site, but what about all the autograph cards you've had over the years?
A14: Here you go. I think I found them all. Let me know if I'm missing any...
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