though I had some problem with sea water It also th-cam.com/users/postUgkxa-FNYUOM93a388gi9a4brtSCEVmrHgJH land for finding any things very easily. (thought it would work as normal due to it being water proof within certain parts of the detector), on dry land and sand worked well. My first one, so still have lots to learn
Hey there Lucky Gin! Thanks for taking us along on your MD trip! One small tip I'd like to give you, is to always k specific to beach hunting is to keep your detector ground balanced. The dry sand vs the packed wet sand can really give you totally different target VDIs. (You may have already known this.) I LOVE your enthusiasm for the hobby and the genuine smile! Keep up the good work!
@@LuckyGin You're a busy lady! I was watching a few more of your videos today. One you're in SD the other you're in Wyoming! On another one, you're in Tennessee! Impressive how much ground you've covered! Again, keep up the great videos and thanks for sharing your hobbies with us! Your enthusiasm is contagious!😊
Not a bad first trip to the beach Gin. Just found your channel. I gotta say you are one of the most positive and happy diggers I have seen. Happy hunting and be well
You don’t even know how much I love this comment! I’m all about positive vibes, positive people, and just having fun and enjoying life as much as possible. 😍❤️🍀
@@LuckyGin same here my motto is stress free is the way to be. I have found over the years I have always been the happiest when I'm around good people or helping someone in need. Thank you for bringing us along for the adventure.
Nice job and now I see you do have a scoop. The positive I get from this video is you found two nickels. The rule of thumb is if your finding nickels … you’ll find gold rings. They come up the same. I found at least 10 of those Euro coins on the beaches up here in CT.
I definitely was being careful. Thankfully the cut proof gloves I ordered have arrived, so I’ll have them for the next beach trip. Thanks for visiting my channel. 🤗
Thanks so much Johan. I’m so glad to have you stop by my channel. I’m heading to a different beach this coming week and will hopefully have a great new video with good finds. Wish me luck! 🍀
I swear that background audio is exactly the same as my last massage.... quite lovely. Takes away the pain of some of the can slaw and bottle caps I dealt with today. HH😊
Gin, in one of your vids you mentioned that the arm rest on your Deus 2 was too long for you. I was waggin around on ebay the other day and I saw that someone is making a shorter version of that arm rest. I think I found it by requesting: Accessories for the Deus 2. if you're still having that problem you might look into there. Best wishes.
Great video of your beach adventure near Charleston! We are at Folly Beach this week sight seeing and doing some photography. I usually do detecting but will be back at it on our next trip. We live in Florence. Thanks!!
Thank you. ❤️ The only downside I’ve found so far with the makro gold kruzer is that you can’t use it in the saltwater. As soon as it touches the actual water it overloads. Works great in freshwater though, and it did fine on the wet sand.
@@LuckyGin that's good to know. I will mainly be using it along some rivers and dried up creeks looking for small gold nuggets here in Washington state. I bought the simplex for the beach and seems to work good but it loves rusty nails. Thanks for the reply Gin.
Looks like you had fun. Just a suggestion, but if you find a sand scoop half that size you will be able to dig without having to lower your detector to the sand. Also, if you ever detect in the shallow water you won’t be able to put the detector down, so getting used to dig holding both the scoop and detector will make life easier. Good hunting!
Hi Brian, thanks for stopping by my channel. You know, I looked long and hard at those sand scoops where the handle is half the length but I didn’t see anybody else on TH-cam using them. I thought maybe everybody used the tall ones for the leverage, and there was something about the smaller ones they don’t like. Do you use the smaller version and have good luck with it?
@@LuckyGin I would suggest finding a retail store if possible that sells scoops so you can see what style feels right for you. A smaller basket is what you might want.
When all the sand has been washed off the beach it might be 5 to 15 feet deeper that's when you find the old stuff always look for this after a big storm in the area your area you could find a fortune maybe even some pirate treasure gold saloons or treasure from the lost fleet or Spanish galloens.
I’m hoping to be able to go right after a storm. It’s a 9 hour drive for me to get to the beach, but hoping I’ll be able to go again when there’s a better chance of finding the old treasure. 🍀🙂
Thank you.😉. The Nokta Gold Kruzer served me well and I still have it. It’s really meant for nugget hunting though, and the fisher is made for the beach and salt water. That’s why you always see me use it now. 🍀
I've been metal detecting for almost two years. It's been fun, found some nice stuff. But what I really want to know is, can I go with you? Not been on the beach yet.
Thanks for stopping by my channel Jonathan! You should definitely try to get a beach trip in - it was loads of fun. I hope I’ll get to go again soon, but I have no idea when.
so i have always wanted to do this. and being diabetic i thought it would be a great way to stay active. do you have a suggestion as to what a good starter detector setup i should look at? thanks :)
Hi Adrian, metal detecting can definitely be good exercise because you do lots of walking. I'm often sore after a long day of detecting. The type of detector kind of depends on where you will be primarily using it. Some are great for the beach, some great for relics and coins in parks, ect, and others good for finding gold nuggets.
@@adriansalas2367 - Ok, so the Fisher F75 might be a good choice. The coil is waterproof, though not the control box…so you can’t wade out too deep; 4 ft or depending on your height. It’s also a great coin and relic hunter. There are many great detectors/brands, but I’ve only used a few and can only recommend one I’ve used. The most important thing for you will be that the coil is waterproof. 🙂🍀
@@LuckyGin it will look good cleaned up on your shelf .thanks for the video. I'll be detecting dry washes in Nevada and Arizona next winter. First time
Hello Gin, I live in Delaware and I envy the places your able to detect. If your every up this way it would be cool to show you places I hunt. Is that the Nokta Gold detector you are using. Enjoy ❤️
Hello friend! Yes, I’m using the Nokta Makro Gold Kruzer. I bet Delaware could be a fun place to detect for both historical finds and beach hunts. Loads of beaches there, right?
@@LuckyGin yes we have Ocean City, Rehobeth, Dewey, and Lewes to name a few. Keep me in mind if you ever decide to detect Delaware with me, you’ll have a blast. We were the first state to ratify the constitution. Take care❤️
@@LuckyGin who talked you into buying a gold detector, you would find so much more with a lower frequency or even a multi-frequency like the Equinox . Thanks again for the wonderful videos👍
It works ok on the beach as long as it doesn’t touch the salt water. It’s not really a beach machine but you can make it work. Since making this video, I’ve added a true salt water machine that I use so I can go into the water. (I use the Fisher CZ21 now)
Be great if you had a person to do the shovelling, points make prizes darlin !. Love the music though the good ol' boys probably prefer listening to your sweet southern tone
Un saludo desde la ciudad de México, felicidades por disfrutar este hermoso hobby,una pregunta me gusta ese detector para la playa pero mi duda es que tan profundo detecta una moneda y si me recomienda para la playa? También tengo el F75, T2, y esos son excelentes detectores en playa lástima que no sean sumergibles, excelente trabajo un like 👍
Hi Dj, I had ground balance at zero, gain at 85, and Imask at 5. It worked fine on wet sand, but definitely couldn’t touch salt water. I’m going to need another machine for salt water hunts.
Sooner or latter out in the water when you learn the proper scoop TechNet you will find more jewelry than on the beach their is an art to it though after a storm when you see mud is the time you should make time.
This was my first time at the beach and using the sand scoop. When I got home I’ve ordered a smaller one that I think might be easier to use. (I hope). Once it arrives I’ll have to plan my next beach trip and try again. 🙂
Good hunt, nice finds. That Euro was totally cool. Please get you a pair of gloves when spreading the sand. You will find lead weights, lures and hooks that will hurt if you really get them stuck, not to mention the tetanus shot. GL& HH.
Hi Jim! I actually had ordered several things from Amazon for this trip but it didn’t come before I had to leave. I should have had my new cut proof gloves, chest rig, and a better tripod. They were all waiting for me when I got back home. 😤
IMPORTANT to note that metal detecting on The Outer Banks of NC is very illegal. I know this because I am from outside Asheville, and I normally go to The Outer Banks each year. I am hoping the lighthouse I saw in the background wasn't one on The Outer Banks. :) All of The Outer Banks from the main turnoff going towards Rodanthe, Avon, etc. is considered National Seashore. The Park Rangers can fine the heck out of you and take your metal detector to boot. The shoreline north of the main turnoff like you are going towards Kitty Hawk is reportedly safe to search. Some years back I and my late dad were on the ferry going to Ocracoke. I was saying how I thought it was stupid that no metal detecting was allowed and that any treasure found on the National Seashore had to be turned over even if you found it in the surf with the naked eye. It turns out I and my dad were talking to an off-season National Park Ranger. He laughed and said he agreed. He then told us that the past summer a little girl had found a gold Spanish coin in the surf and everybody on the beach soon knew about it. He said he hated to be the mean person to take it from her, but he was required to by law. It did go to Chapen Hill though for cataloging.
Hi Ken, not to worry - this wasn’t the outer banks. I haven’t made it there yet, but it’s high on my list to visit. I’m hoping to get there sometime this year if I’m lucky.
@@LuckyGin It is one of the most beautiful and historical places you can go. If you want any pointers let me know. I have went there almost every year for close to 30 years now.
Don't you know your supposed to find clay jars full of gold ? At least that's what some other people claim to find on here! Keep going and having fun with it ♧☆
Wish that Nickel was a gold ring for you...Nice fun hunt, tho windy, weather looked comfy. You need to tell everyone how you get your teeth soo white...too many of these metal detectorists need that info...lol.. Best! Rick (Ct)
@@LuckyGin Too Funny! The gold will happen unexpectedly. Had my Nox on high settings the other day, was banging out silvers then a 14k gold ring with a strapped silver band around it popped out thinking I was digging a Merc.... The ring was made in 1915. Huge surprise with a Happy Ending! It happens! :)
though I had some problem with sea water It also th-cam.com/users/postUgkxa-FNYUOM93a388gi9a4brtSCEVmrHgJH land for finding any things very easily. (thought it would work as normal due to it being water proof within certain parts of the detector), on dry land and sand worked well. My first one, so still have lots to learn
Hey there Lucky Gin! Thanks for taking us along on your MD trip! One small tip I'd like to give you, is to always k specific to beach hunting is to keep your detector ground balanced. The dry sand vs the packed wet sand can really give you totally different target VDIs. (You may have already known this.) I LOVE your enthusiasm for the hobby and the genuine smile! Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much for joining me! I appreciate you visiting my channel and sharing your tips. 🤗
@@LuckyGin You're a busy lady! I was watching a few more of your videos today. One you're in SD the other you're in Wyoming! On another one, you're in Tennessee! Impressive how much ground you've covered! Again, keep up the great videos and thanks for sharing your hobbies with us! Your enthusiasm is contagious!😊
Not a bad first trip to the beach Gin. Just found your channel. I gotta say you are one of the most positive and happy diggers I have seen. Happy hunting and be well
You don’t even know how much I love this comment! I’m all about positive vibes, positive people, and just having fun and enjoying life as much as possible. 😍❤️🍀
@@LuckyGin same here my motto is stress free is the way to be. I have found over the years I have always been the happiest when I'm around good people or helping someone in need. Thank you for bringing us along for the adventure.
Definitely a treasure chest.
Confirmation! Love it! 🤗❤️🤗
Appropriate comment. 😂
Hinge not bad either!
Reaching for the stars with that comment!
I was distracted the hole time 🤣 nice job keep up the awesome work
😂🤣🤗
Same!
Thanks love watching your shows
Just gorgeous. And I mean everything. The sea, Gin especially.
Treasure chest for sure. That's my thought and I am sticking with it!
Looking good Gen! Awesome hunt, the beach is a great place to hunt
Thanks Rob! It was definitely fun and you sure find more stuff.
That was most enjoyable to watch!! Thank you.
Thanks for checking it out Stevo.🙂🍀
Nice job and now I see you do have a scoop. The positive I get from this video is you found two nickels. The rule of thumb is if your finding nickels … you’ll find gold rings. They come up the same. I found at least 10 of those Euro coins on the beaches up here in CT.
I would be VERY careful sifting through the sand with bare hands. I have found many fish hooks on beaches, especially close to the water. Great vids !
I definitely was being careful. Thankfully the cut proof gloves I ordered have arrived, so I’ll have them for the next beach trip. Thanks for visiting my channel. 🤗
Nice to see you beach hunting. Would love to see more videos like this one. Keep up the good work. Fan from South Africa
Thanks so much Johan. I’m so glad to have you stop by my channel. I’m heading to a different beach this coming week and will hopefully have a great new video with good finds. Wish me luck! 🍀
Your luck is improving Gin! Keep up the good work.
Thanks Greg ~ It was definitely a better hunt. 🙂❤️🍀
I've been metal detecting over 30yrs and every place you go is like starting over.fiding the right sensitivity is great.
I appreciate you visiting my channel and sharing your thoughts. I’m still learning and always appreciate pointers from folks with experience. 🤗❤️
Dam that is one nice set of wheels😊 keep on diggin
I think that is the prettiest beach I've ever seen
I swear that background audio is exactly the same as my last massage.... quite lovely. Takes away the pain of some of the can slaw and bottle caps I dealt with today. HH😊
Good job on your first beach hunt!!!
Thanks so much. I’ve sure learned a lot since that video.🙂
This beach is very beautiful , great finds , congratulations 🇧🇷
Thanks so much, and thanks for visiting my channel. 🤗
Nice video! Fun to watch! 😎👍🍀
Gin, in one of your vids you mentioned that the arm rest on your Deus 2 was too long for you. I was waggin around on ebay the other day and I saw that someone is making a shorter version of that arm rest. I think I found it by requesting: Accessories for the Deus 2. if you're still having that problem you might look into there. Best wishes.
I love using my nox on the beach. Found a $20,000 wedding set last time sold them for $10,000 😁
Wow! Amazing find - Congrats!!!
Great video of your beach adventure near Charleston! We are at Folly Beach this week sight seeing and doing some photography. I usually do detecting but will be back at it on our next trip. We live in Florence. Thanks!!
Nice Hunt Gin! I'm looking to buy the gold cruzer. It seems to be a good machine. Keep on digging.
Thank you. ❤️ The only downside I’ve found so far with the makro gold kruzer is that you can’t use it in the saltwater. As soon as it touches the actual water it overloads. Works great in freshwater though, and it did fine on the wet sand.
@@LuckyGin that's good to know. I will mainly be using it along some rivers and dried up creeks looking for small gold nuggets here in Washington state. I bought the simplex for the beach and seems to work good but it loves rusty nails. Thanks for the reply Gin.
Hi there Lucky.!! Another nice video. Keep digging. Man, there's so much stuff buried out there waiting to be found
Yes! Any day I’m not out detecting I have FOMO! 🤣🙃🙂
That corroded penny is a quarter since they are the same size
looks like you are doing well today , and I like your stars :)
Looks like you had fun. Just a suggestion, but if you find a sand scoop half that size you will be able to dig without having to lower your detector to the sand. Also, if you ever detect in the shallow water you won’t be able to put the detector down, so getting used to dig holding both the scoop and detector will make life easier. Good hunting!
Hi Brian, thanks for stopping by my channel. You know, I looked long and hard at those sand scoops where the handle is half the length but I didn’t see anybody else on TH-cam using them. I thought maybe everybody used the tall ones for the leverage, and there was something about the smaller ones they don’t like. Do you use the smaller version and have good luck with it?
@@LuckyGin I would suggest finding a retail store if possible that sells scoops so you can see what style feels right for you. A smaller basket is what you might want.
When all the sand has been washed off the beach it might be 5 to 15 feet deeper that's when you find the old stuff always look for this after a big storm in the area your area you could find a fortune maybe even some pirate treasure gold saloons or treasure from the lost fleet or Spanish galloens.
I’m hoping to be able to go right after a storm. It’s a 9 hour drive for me to get to the beach, but hoping I’ll be able to go again when there’s a better chance of finding the old treasure. 🍀🙂
Awesome finds enjoyed watching
Thanks so much! 🙌🙂🍀
Very nice!
Thanks Bruce! I’m so glad you stopped by. 🤗
Brava bel video!! Il kruzer lavora bene 😃
Great video thanks for everything! 👍🍀
Hi Lucky Gin, Rather it's a bottle cap or a coin your always smiling and make it fun to watch and root for .
Thank you! 🙌. One of these days it’s going to be something epic. Dig enough holes and eventually something awesome will be waiting. 🙂
Great first time on the beach :)
Thank you! 🤗
An absolute treasure hunting treasure. 😊
I just found another matchbox car 2 days ago when i went detecting thevother day too.
Love the camera personal gets the best angle shot's
Beautiful xx
Thank you! 😊
Definitely the hottest metal detector!!!❤❤❤❤❤
Beautiful video
Tad bit breezy. Don't blow away. Hope it's warm
Super job on your first beach trip. The targets was definitely not giving up easy. 👍👍👍
Thank you! Yes, the struggle was real! Haha
Hi Gin! How does the Nokta Gold Kruzer stack up against your Fisher metal detector? Is it better? Btw, nice legs!
Thank you.😉. The Nokta Gold Kruzer served me well and I still have it. It’s really meant for nugget hunting though, and the fisher is made for the beach and salt water. That’s why you always see me use it now. 🍀
Your channel will grow quickly. Nice mix of finds. Fred sounded angry in the background
Thank you. I’m glad you stopped by my channel. 🙂🤗
Nice job!!!
Good beach to hunt. Lightning mcqueen🥰 nice little toy car👍
Thank you! So glad you dropped by my channel. 🤗❤️
Hi Lucky Gin just wondering if you have ever tried a Simplex?
I bet you worked up an appetite on this day hunting for treasures. Background sounds was perfect for this video. 🙂
I sure did, and when I’m detecting I don’t stop for food until dark usually. 🙂
Headphones windy days or next to the waves or heavy traffic or hunting for micro jewelry.
Nice hunt a Euro, a nice toy car and a ton of fun.👋👍
The Euro was such a great surprise. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by. ❤️
Good job and and an excellent video. Please consider wearing a glove on your digging hand and make sure your Tetanus shot is up to date.
Thank you. I actually have some new gloves on the way now which will hopefully fit better than what I currently have. 👍🍀
Good Interview on Gold Fever Radio with Jack & Lisa Tucker.......
Thanks so much. They were wonderful fun hosts. 🙂🍀
Gin can you tell me if you got my text about the handle for your scoop??.
I did Walt, thank you. I’m going to look it up and check it out.🙂🍀
did you know that scoop is a sifter just shake the sand out and your target should be in the scoop if you picked it up
Yes, it works great if the sand is dry.
Born and raised in Charleston. Lots of beaches. Love my folly
Charleston is definitely blessed with great beaches. I absolutely love it there. Thanks for stopping by my channel. 🤗
What kind of Mic do you use? You need a wind block on it. Jus say in. Love your videos.
It’s been a battle with the audio, but I think I have it worked out at last.
Great hunt Gin!! We need to setup a group hunt. I’m fairly close and would love to find a few spots for civil war relics down that way.
That would be super fun! It would be so neat to find a old property with civil war historic links to hunt.
Caswell beach? 20 mins from my house.
I enjoyed great finds
Thanks Jimmy! 🙌
@@LuckyGin welcome
I've been metal detecting for almost two years. It's been fun, found some nice stuff. But what I really want to know is, can I go with you? Not been on the beach yet.
Thanks for stopping by my channel Jonathan! You should definitely try to get a beach trip in - it was loads of fun. I hope I’ll get to go again soon, but I have no idea when.
Wind is crazy here sometimes.
It seems like I am forever battling the wind.🙂
Hola, me gusta ver tus videos, tambien tengo un Gold Kruzer, Eres muy linda
Thanks for the video.
Thanks for stopping by my channel! 🙂🍀
Shotgun mike, Dead Cat - must be interesting after a big storm
so i have always wanted to do this. and being diabetic i thought it would be a great way to stay active. do you have a suggestion as to what a good starter detector setup i should look at? thanks :)
Hi Adrian, metal detecting can definitely be good exercise because you do lots of walking. I'm often sore after a long day of detecting. The type of detector kind of depends on where you will be primarily using it. Some are great for the beach, some great for relics and coins in parks, ect, and others good for finding gold nuggets.
@@LuckyGin i live in north georgia and there are alot of streams and lakes. most likely those types :)
@@adriansalas2367 - Ok, so the Fisher F75 might be a good choice. The coil is waterproof, though not the control box…so you can’t wade out too deep; 4 ft or depending on your height. It’s also a great coin and relic hunter. There are many great detectors/brands, but I’ve only used a few and can only recommend one I’ve used. The most important thing for you will be that the coil is waterproof. 🙂🍀
@@LuckyGin sweet thank you so much :)
That Hot Wheels was worth the dig. Nice ..some of them are worth bucks
I didn’t even think of that - was just excited to find something different. 🙂🍀
@@LuckyGin it will look good cleaned up on your shelf .thanks for the video. I'll be detecting dry washes in Nevada and Arizona next winter. First time
Hello Gin, I live in Delaware and I envy the places your able to detect. If your every up this way it would be cool to show you places I hunt. Is that the Nokta Gold detector you are using. Enjoy ❤️
Hello friend! Yes, I’m using the Nokta Makro Gold Kruzer. I bet Delaware could be a fun place to detect for both historical finds and beach hunts. Loads of beaches there, right?
@@LuckyGin yes we have Ocean City, Rehobeth, Dewey, and Lewes to name a few. Keep me in mind if you ever decide to detect Delaware with me, you’ll have a blast. We were the first state to ratify the constitution. Take care❤️
@@LuckyGin who talked you into buying a gold detector, you would find so much more with a lower frequency or even a multi-frequency like the Equinox . Thanks again for the wonderful videos👍
@@bigshow6200 - That’s interesting to know. Makes me really curious to know if I’m missing stuff. Hopefully I can buy a second detector soon.
Gin nice haul at the beach Take Care
Thanks Randy! I was pretty happy to find as many targets as I did on my first beach trip. Maybe next time I’ll land the pirate chest. 🍀🏴☠️🦜
you found McQueen ! Cachow 💥😆🏴☠️👍🤠
Aha, so that’s who it is! Thank you! 🤗🤗🤗
@@LuckyGin yes ma’am your very welcome haha
Hi is gold cruise ok for salt sand and salt water immersion? Or lot of chattery
It works ok on the beach as long as it doesn’t touch the salt water. It’s not really a beach machine but you can make it work. Since making this video, I’ve added a true salt water machine that I use so I can go into the water. (I use the Fisher CZ21 now)
Thank you so much for your reply .
You helped me alot
That's all I wanted to know cause I needed a machine good for go inside the sea water as well.😊
Be great if you had a person to do the shovelling, points make prizes darlin !. Love the music though the good ol' boys probably prefer listening to your sweet southern tone
i love lighthouses what is the name of that one
I’m not sure the name, but it’s the lighthouse at Ft. Moultrie. There’s also big old cannons on the grounds - really neat.
Un saludo desde la ciudad de México, felicidades por disfrutar este hermoso hobby,una pregunta me gusta ese detector para la playa pero mi duda es que tan profundo detecta una moneda y si me recomienda para la playa? También tengo el F75, T2, y esos son excelentes detectores en playa lástima que no sean sumergibles, excelente trabajo un like 👍
Like ur channel. I only get to hear music. Would like to hear the tones and commentary along the adventure
Thanks Garry. This is one of my older videos, but if you check out some of my new ones they have no music and better audio.🙂
@@LuckyGin thanks. Looking forward to seeing more of your channel.
You found some “ Quality” targets this time Gin!………👀😎👍🙂👋💚
Yes, definitely! So much more fun when you are finding lots of things! 🤗🎉❤️✌️
I agree!,……… I’m just happy& relaxed when I’m out detecting……💚👀🙂👍👋🌷
Love you videos .so beautifull 😀
Thank you so much! 🥰🥰🥰
Cool vídeo.
Thanks Ezequiel!
I love beach hunts..well done
Thanks Tom! The beach was loads of fun. 🙂
@@LuckyGin I like watching the TH-camr 'I Dig Datona'. His videos are fun and instructive! Cheers buddy
What was your setting? When I go to the beach it is real jumpy, especially in the wet sand or water.
Hi Dj, I had ground balance at zero, gain at 85, and Imask at 5. It worked fine on wet sand, but definitely couldn’t touch salt water. I’m going to need another machine for salt water hunts.
Subscribing to your channel is the best thing I could have ever done. You absolutely amaze me. Thank you sweetie
Awww, what a kind thing to say Steve. I’m glad you are here.🙂🍀
Sooner or latter out in the water when you learn the proper scoop TechNet you will find more jewelry than on the beach their is an art to it though after a storm when you see mud is the time you should make time.
This was my first time at the beach and using the sand scoop. When I got home I’ve ordered a smaller one that I think might be easier to use. (I hope). Once it arrives I’ll have to plan my next beach trip and try again. 🙂
Am I the only one that thinks she has a great set? Just saying not trying to be a smart ass but geeesss!! :) LOL
watching this, full support goodluck
Thanks so much! 🍀
Good job.
Thank you. 😊
Tres belle sortie J adore
Merci beaucoup pour votre visite et pour votre gentil commentaire.
Five stars, for sure. Or maybe 10.
Good hunt, nice finds. That Euro was totally cool. Please get you a pair of gloves when spreading the sand. You will find lead weights, lures and hooks that will hurt if you really get them stuck, not to mention the tetanus shot. GL& HH.
Hi Jim! I actually had ordered several things from Amazon for this trip but it didn’t come before I had to leave. I should have had my new cut proof gloves, chest rig, and a better tripod. They were all waiting for me when I got back home. 😤
Very nice !!!! Like !!!
Thank you!🤗
IMPORTANT to note that metal detecting on The Outer Banks of NC is very illegal. I know this because I am from outside Asheville, and I normally go to The Outer Banks each year. I am hoping the lighthouse I saw in the background wasn't one on The Outer Banks. :)
All of The Outer Banks from the main turnoff going towards Rodanthe, Avon, etc. is considered National Seashore. The Park Rangers can fine the heck out of you and take your metal detector to boot. The shoreline north of the main turnoff like you are going towards Kitty Hawk is reportedly safe to search.
Some years back I and my late dad were on the ferry going to Ocracoke. I was saying how I thought it was stupid that no metal detecting was allowed and that any treasure found on the National Seashore had to be turned over even if you found it in the surf with the naked eye. It turns out I and my dad were talking to an off-season National Park Ranger. He laughed and said he agreed. He then told us that the past summer a little girl had found a gold Spanish coin in the surf and everybody on the beach soon knew about it. He said he hated to be the mean person to take it from her, but he was required to by law. It did go to Chapen Hill though for cataloging.
Hi Ken, not to worry - this wasn’t the outer banks. I haven’t made it there yet, but it’s high on my list to visit. I’m hoping to get there sometime this year if I’m lucky.
@@LuckyGin It is one of the most beautiful and historical places you can go. If you want any pointers let me know. I have went there almost every year for close to 30 years now.
Do you just like being a kill joy, or are you just trying to warn her of some grave danger?
@@FXNorm Take ypur metal detector there and find out.
Very nice
Do you text offline so much esier?
you are lucky u have someone to film u
Sometimes I’m lucky enough to have help, but not always. I just cut out all the tripod falling over bloopers. Lol
@@LuckyGin awe the bloopers are the best part lol
Time for a bigger shovel!
Treasure chest 😉
Don't you know your supposed to find clay jars full of gold ? At least that's what some other people claim to find on here! Keep going and having fun with it ♧☆
I know right?! Closest I came was that hinge to a “treasure chest” lol
What is your long scoop?
It’s the Anaconda, but I stopped using it because it’s too heavy for me. I switched over to the CKG scoop.
I found 7 of those little cars in 1 hole,poor kid that lost them as his mother would be angry that he buried them and couldn't remember where.
Wow, your detector must have really been beeping like crazy when you came across that! 🙂
Wish that Nickel was a gold ring for you...Nice fun hunt, tho windy, weather looked comfy.
You need to tell everyone how you get your teeth soo white...too many of these metal detectorists need that info...lol..
Best!
Rick (Ct)
I know….I’ve yet to hit any gold. 🙈 Hopefully soon. 🍀. I think the glowing sunburn amplified the white. Lol
@@LuckyGin Too Funny!
The gold will happen unexpectedly. Had my Nox on high settings the other day, was banging out silvers then a 14k gold ring with a strapped silver band around it popped out thinking I was digging a Merc....
The ring was made in 1915.
Huge surprise with a Happy Ending! It happens! :)
Nice hunting Gin! Beaches can really pay off, keep trying. 👍
Thanks Kevin! I’m already trying to figure out when I can do my next beach trip. 🤗