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Dude, thanks for watching. I think you are correct. Next time out 3 more silvers. Time after that 1 silver. Both of the last two hunts mentioned where locations I had been at 20x times and 3x times.

I recommend it. The hobby that pays itself back.

@stephencurry599, Appreciate it, I’ll try those out. I think I’m making slow but steady progress.

Gracias por pasar por aquí. Estén atentos a la próxima aventura.

Thanks for stopping by. Glad to become part of the team.

Robert, thanks for the information. Allowed digging tools vary in my area by location. If I am at a State Park a probe and lesche are the allowed tools. At most of our schools and local parks digging tools are allowed so long as you leave the grounds like you found it. There are other parks in my area not more than 10 miles away that do not allow metal detecting at all. My rule of thumb is to follow the rules, treat the area like it was your yard and you get invited back I really appreciate you stopping by and commenting. Please come back and feel free to comment on every video. I will give your linked video a watch.

That was an unexpected last find for the day. Thanks for joining in on the hunt.

No, that is not me in the t-rex outfit. And yes I have no moves like that dino.

No, arms are too short.

Thanks! I'm still digging even with the colder weather. We did get snow twice, but it was minimal and is all melted. I may try to get out for a couple hours of detecting after work.

@@craziedigging4590 thanks for stopping by

@@diannareed5499 thanks for watching and taking time to comment. Stay tuned more silver is coming

@@coinkiller5495 same here, cash and coin use is a thing of the past. My area was part of our lumber era. I knock on neighbors doors and ask to metal detecting the yard. Having a TH-cam channel showing what I am asking helps get a yes from them.

@@coinkiller5495 thank you

@@MarktheSenileDetectorist I believe you. Pulled some more silver on my next few hunts.

@@michaelzsizseri8015 thanks. I have found 5 silver coins with it to date. First time out with it video will be out at 6 pm tonight

It is a Christmas dino. I plan on wearing it with a Santa hat this year.

As you can tell I like keys.

@ they sound nice on the Nox I find lots hunting old schools

LOL. I have a "collection" lot and "used" car lot. The used car lot is out on my finds table. The keeper lot is a container I store the decent ones in. I have 4 really good ones on my desk. Once my grandson see them they will be his.

Thanks for stopping by!

@@terrirogers6965 thanks for coming by. Probably going to put out a few more as I learn new features. The snow on the ground may impede my treasure hunting.

@PaulTheClaw714 thanks for watching and commenting. Not sure about the Bigfoot camera. It is a GoPro. Shot may be grainy because I zoomed it in to far. Still working on the third person shots.

Could be. Interesting possibility. I have heard of old lead bullets made into poker chips during the civil war. I don’t think what I found was nearly that old.

Yes you were.

Gold fields? All we have are corn fields.

@ my hole country is a big gold field but just more in some places than others even the parks have high mineralised ground and give you fake targets and can drive you pinpointer crazy you can see it in lots of my videos and I have to ground balance the pointer

Using the rag gets me invited back to someones property or properties. I like to leave it like it was when I came. When the home owner sees you treating their property with respect, the will let you come back and may help get you another permission.

Mark, I’m with you on that, it’s hard to beat the old home sites for silver coins! I have only found a couple of silver rings at parks. I am still looking for gold anywhere.

Thanks for watching!

Great observation! Both spots had their own unique rewards-finding old stuff at the house was exciting for the history and stories behind the items, while the park delivered plenty of coins for coffee. It’s tough to choose, but I’d say the house wins for historical value, and the park wins for quantity!

I agree, mixing it up is the best way to go and get the best finds. In my next hunt you will see a couple of silver coins. Never found anything like that in a park.

​@@patreasurehunters - I'm 100% parks. I'm a land shark lol. I've never door knocked because I figure people wouldn't let me detecting their yards. When I was living in New Mexico my favorite place to detect was Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta park where they launch the hot air balloons. I've lots of gold and silver jewelry and silver coins and lots of foriegn coins too because people fly in from all over the world to watch them launch. I moved to ohio and live in a town that was founded in the late 1800s and a couple of the parks around me have been here since 1918. I've found lots of old silver coins in them. I've found 2 silver dollars, 3 walker halfs, about 5 mercury dimes, and a lot of pre 64 silver coins. As far as jewelry goes I've found silver bracelets, necklaces, earrings and rings. In the 6 years I've been detecting I've found 437 rings. 68 of them are silver and 14 of them are gold. On Friday the 13th of this year I found my best ring and didn't even know it was real. It looked like stainless steel to me and what I thought was fake diamonds. I looked at the ring under with a loop and could see a very thing line that looked like gold. I took it in to a jewelry store and they told me it was 100% real. I ended up having it appraised and it was 14k white gold and has 30 real diamonds on it. It was a art deco ring that was probably lost in the 1920s or 1930s. It's a good thing that even though it wasn't marked I had a feeling it was real. It appraised at $3100. Like I said just look for older parks 😉

@FrancisNiskey Thank you very much for responding. Sounds like you are doing well. You will be surprised how many people will let you detect in their yard if you ask and show them some of your finds on your phone. I am at about 90% yes to 10% no. I haven't been metal detecting long, so I am still in my local neighborhood. Area are founded in the lumber boom. My oldest coin is 1800 half penny. Oldest silver is an 1894 O Barber. I am sure this is still stuff out there to be found. Metal detecting is all about opportunity and luck. Opportunity to metal detect an area and luck of swinging over the target. Film some of your hunts, I would like to see what you find in the future. I am your first (#1) subscriber.

@@patreasurehunters Looks like youve picked up some good finds too. I'd love to record some of my hunts and post them but I have no idea how to do it. Maybe I can find a video on how to post videos lol. I'm a cheapee so I'd hope I can do it with my cell phone and keep a eye out at the thrift stores for a gopro. I'll keep you posted if I can figure it out. I think I may be your neighbor also. I live in Lakewood Ohio right now. It's a really old town with lots of history and is also part of Cleveland. I'll give the door knock thing a try and keep my phone handy because I have all my finds on it. That's a good idea also to show them some of my finds. I will give it a shot. Keep on swinging 🙂

Thanks for watching. Between Bob and I, we must have pulled $25 dollars in quarters from inside the fenced in section across all our hunting there.

😂 i never heard of a martiniville, have heard of margaritaville

@@DrWhittle thank you. Much appreciated.

I’m pretty sure the mythical version is a lot more dangerous! Thanks for stopping by.

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Anything from the 1800's. I would really like to get something from the late 1700's when the country was first creating coinage.

Thanks for stopping by and tagging along.

Glad this video is helping you get ready. You will be ready for a hunt after the thaw.

@@GeorgeKaplan59 Thanks for coming along on the hunt. Appreciate you taking the time to comment.

Glad you enjoyed the video and the finds. Thanks for watching and especially for taking time to comment! Keys and Cars are cool. Would much rather dig them than a penny any day.

Michael, good luck on your hunt! With such a large area to cover, start with your iron on (horseshoe buttons). Finding an iron patch can lead to an area with human activity, narrowing down the needle in a haystack.

Thanks, John. Coffee money from the ground is the best kind of money.

Thank you very much for the feedback. That was my first try at first and third person vantage points. I expect you will start seeing it more frequently.