This is why I don’t have a metal detector...he’s looking for gold and silver, and I’m looking at all the beautiful big agates he works beside and I’m yelling at him to pick them up so I can see them better! Guess my “treasures” are of a different variety. LOL!
I went and bought my first metal detector, after watching this. A used Tesoro for $250. My first hour hunting I found a penny from 1989, a horseshoe, a mangled quarter & a silver necklace. I’m sold!!!
Good luck metal detecting!!! You can get little picture books from the state your in and it gives ALOT of good info., helps you to find stuff. The little books are about $25. or so and well worth it. I found the spot where a very old house used to be useing a picture book. I found a box of beautiful silverware that are from the late 1700's or early 1800's and a box of Morgan Silver Dollars best two finds so far!!! Be prepared to find ALOT of junk !!! If you find any old Coke bottles they can be worth $25. TO ALOT more if they're in great condition and are the real early ones. GOOD LUCK TO YOU. 👻🖑
GhostCity Shelton thanks for the tip :) so far I’ve just been using google maps, and checking out some spots that look promising! I recently found some bullet casings at the local high school, underneath the bleachers!! Isn’t that odd
@@kittybitch5964 You're welcome!! If you ever get down south where old plantions (abandoned) are you can usually find tons of neat things there. Maybe they fell out of someone's pockets or maybe dummys are out there 'shooting' off a weapon or weapons thinking they're 'toff'. A bullet might find it's way into a home or building, or hit an animal who knows. Good luck metal detecting!👻🖑
Hi Kitty! Are you still swinging? I’d love to hear what you’ve found. This hobby is fascinating! I am amazed at all of the different items I personally have found. Reliving history
Thank you for your service 😙 I'm an Army Vet. If you get little picture books from the state you live in it has lots of info on what it was like back in the day and can help your metal detecting. Useing my picture book and going to where the book said a very old house was, (it's now a field) I found a box of beautiful silverware and a box of Morgan's and other cool coins. Best 2 finds in over 30 yrs of metal detecting!!
I spotted something sticking up out of the sand on a beach near Dungeness in Kent UK and after a massive effort to get it out with my bare hands it turned out to be a Petter PAZ1 single cylinder diesel engine and winch that must have once been used to drag fishing boats up the beach out of the way of the tide, I left it where it was it was terribly corroded
I'm brand new to metal detecting. I found this video extremely informative and useful. Thank you for all the useful tips. I subscribed to your channel.
I've pulled a few modern coins off a beach that were sandblasted by the surf. They had deep gouges and pitting. One looked like it had been in a beach fire.
Clark's trading post: In 1928 Florence and Ed Clark opened a roadside attraction for White Mountain travelers in Lincoln NH. "Ed Clark's Eskimo Sled Dog Ranch," featured guided tours of their pure-bred Eskimo sled dogs and artifacts from the far North. The original "Stand", or Trading Post, offered souvenirs, tonic, and maple candy to the motorists on nearby Route 3. Florence and Ed purchased their first Black Bear in 1931. Clark's Bears acted as the perfect "stopper," a visible attraction, gaining the attention of the curious passer-by. Starting in 1949 Edward and Murray, sons of Florence and Ed, began teaching and training the bears for show work. The Clark brothers and their bears, delighted guests with a healthy dose of wit, humor, and hospitality as they entertained and educated the audience. The Bear Show was born!
What a great hunt! I like the way you point out areas and explain why they are prime for detecting. I'm taking my strong shovel on my next beach hunt and going for all those stony patches.
also like to switch detectors in mid-hunt!!! sometimes if alot of iron shows up I like to go in with a 10 inch coil to get in around it and between it!! but my favorite coil of all time is the 15 inch wot and the sunray 12 inch is a distant 2nd!!!
The Excaliber 2 with the 7.5 inch coil will do a better job finding small gold items. The BBS signal is a dense, complex field that is highly subject to interference. The smaller coil does a better job of getting the signal down further in less-than ideal ground conditions.
a little green on the glass ring usually you get a green patina on the real old stuff also those solder joints always break on those rings!!! fun fun fun though!!!
+NH beach metaldetecting It's because the class ring is only 10ct. You don't see much green or broken solder joints on 18ct. I have found so many 9ct rings here in Australia that are black. When you get a broken solder joint... it totally changes the smooth short tone you should of got.
If you ever find a ring made out of a quarter, it's mine! I lost that ring many many many years ago. My uncle had given it to me. I lost it in Maryland. Well I didn't actually lose it, it came off of my finger when I was in the water and I went diving for it but I could not see it. That was back in the very early sixties.
good finds - hopefully you finally got a better scoop - heavy duty with hex laser cut holes [ much stronger than round holes ] and if necessary cut the front to a very sharp point and it will dig in much easier with less chance of it breaking
Very nice video - has motivated me to continue hunting the beaches. I live near the beach and have been using a Garrett 250. Usually I hunt in the dry sandy areas - I think I need to move down near the water. I never see any rocks, etc on the beach. The beaches I search are near Melbourne, Florida. I've only been in the "hunting business" since I quit flying, here, in Eastern Fl. about a year or so. I do enjoy hunting - always waiting for the BIG hit! :) I've found a couple dollar's worth of old quarters, dimes and pennies. They were so encrusted, I had to use a dremel tool to see the date, etc. I realize that it renders the coins basically worthless (other than the silver, if they are silver) but I like to see the old dated ones. Many thanks for your video - I'm going back to the beach this afternoon!!!! :)
+Michael Donavon Yeah I use a Garrett AT Pro and AT Gold. It is best to search beaches because there is alot more good stuff than junk because , well, you know, its a beach.
+Jake Nemeth hey am looking to buy a garret at pro put thinking if the garret 250 better to look in beaches and the cuntryside ? can you tell me whick is better
I grew up in Maine...Last time I was there was before 2012 I can't remember the exact year.. I am in Montana Now :) Thank you for bringing a bit of home to me
@@r.l.8382 If they graduated in 1953 that means they were born around 1935 making them 85 years old in 2020 now unless they had a name engraved or even initials how would you think you could locate the owner?
The Bear trading coin was from a place I think that started back in the 1920's and it's still operating today. They had or still have trained bears and old steam trains.
Hi NH beach thank you for sharing your videos ...i just subscribe to your chanel .I live in FL do you guys need permission from the law to do digging. am seriously thinking to get a metal dectector but dont want to waste my money. Is it legal to digg and hunt on the beach for rings or coins?.thanks
Really great tips, thanks. You will damage coins by breaking off incrustations, or excessive rubbing. Wouldn't one of those machines jewellers use to clean jewelry be better?
Hey NH, I just subscribed. This is the first video of yours that I have watched but I will watch the rest. We are on opposite coasts and I see Silver Sniffer follows you and has recommended your videos. I follow him on you tube and just moved to La Jolla from Yuma, AZ. I have made some nice gold finds beach hunting already and appreciate how you did a "Tutorial" in your video. . I am still learning how to hunt a beach; I am a desert hunter; and found your video to be very informative. Thanks and HH!!!
I've been interested in this hobby for quite some time, I'm in the process of semi-retiring at 55 and been looking for a starter metal detector that is good any ideas on how I should approach this?
Don't bother people like this cleaned everything out everywhere you go u-see-it I go Cellar holes miles in the woods and people have already been there it's tough out there not saying you can't find nothing but it's hard to find good stuff
I hope you did get one. It’s a great hobby. If you live near a beach, you always have somewhere to go Metal Detecting. If you are not near a beach, it does take quite a bit of effort to find places to go. Always start in your own yard, and then ask friends and family. Let me know how you did.
The weld on that old broken scoop looked pretty corroded, so was the bottom section of the handle. It probably would have broken anyway and digging amongst the heavy rocks just sped up the process.
I'm like Omg! On the kids ring you found, believe me or not I lost a ring exactly like the one around 20 years ago in the ocean but I'm sure this is not a Mexican beach!!! I'm like can this actually be possible!!!
hello, I discover by chance your chain! a big thank you for what you do. . . I also practice Detection of leisure, but in France. . . I wish you to find many treasures, one more subscriber and a big blue thumb!
@@brettschneider2908 If someone brought a ring to me that one of my parents lost, I'd be happy to get it back and I'd pay them the gold value for it just to have a piece of family history returned. But the problem is if someone lost that ring 60 years ago, there's not going to be a facebook post with contact details asking for it to be returned. It would probably be impossible to track down the person or the family members now.
The ring is clearly a man's ring from 53. The "break" as you describe on the back is SIZING change. It was likely lost by the son of the original owner since it was sized to fit the son. Anyhow... nice find, those are chunky.
Nice video! I have been detecting for a number of years and hit beaches many times and still have not found ONE piece of gold!!!! Funny, but I feel at times some guys stage their videos, not you of course right!? But most the beaches I go don't have the rock you showed, need to go back and do over.
I don’t think anyone really Stages these videos. People that make videos, only put a video together when they do find good things. Who’s going to watch a video where I find nothing? LOL. Most days I go metal detecting I have nothing to film. On the days I do have some thing to film, those are the ones I make videos of. The people that make videos don’t tell you about all the hunts they go on where they found zippo. Lol. On the shorts, There’s one guy that definitely does stage videos.
If i only found the stuff ive lost in last forty years is be good for a few months...new Hampshire Hampton must have stuff, it was popular forty years ago, salsbury, cape Elizabeth. Probably the best places i can think of, for beaches, I missed a swimming hole that dried up, gosh, i wonder if I ever go back...... Thanks for not having music, and filming detecting, instead of five minutes of blah blah... I moved to Philippines, I find more magnet fishing than detecting. I'm going to a province, lot of tiny islands, small population, the city was founded in 1598 and little islands I hear you look for anything on shore that would serve as a landmark..some people do find a few coins hidden, it only takes one..... When you find lead, you might find gold, Typhoons on Philippines is detector friend, because It moves stuff around, Looking forward to Wednesday because i go to the beaches quiet days, batagas is mostly off limits right now because of taal... Here you don't find much jewelry, poorer people, but WWII Stuff old Spanish stuff if your lucky!!!!! And rumors of treasures, but I'm not hunting lost Japanese gold 😀
yeah all the metal detecting vids I have seen has always looked up the class rings and returned them if they had there initials in the inside you can easily look that up and find the owner !
Great video not a dull moment. I always wanted a metal detector. U could sell metal detectors by watching yr viedo. I enjoyed it. GOD bless u & yr loved 1s with great health wealth happiness & wisdom. Then share it freely. Amen ♡.
All those items even the copper and brass ones have a story, everything has a story and I wonder where are the people that lost them are? Don't you wonder what happened to the people? I think that most people wouldnt lose such valuable items so carelessly? I think metal detecting is great, its cleaning up the environment and there is a certain code of conduct most people who metal detect go by, and I have respect for those people.
This is why I don’t have a metal detector...he’s looking for gold and silver, and I’m looking at all the beautiful big agates he works beside and I’m yelling at him to pick them up so I can see them better! Guess my “treasures” are of a different variety. LOL!
I went and bought my first metal detector, after watching this. A used Tesoro for $250. My first hour hunting I found a penny from 1989, a horseshoe, a mangled quarter & a silver necklace.
I’m sold!!!
Good luck metal detecting!!!
You can get little picture books from the state your in and it gives ALOT of good info., helps you to find stuff. The little books are about $25. or so and well worth it.
I found the spot where a very old house used to be useing a picture book. I found a box of beautiful silverware that are from the late 1700's or early 1800's and a box of Morgan Silver Dollars best two finds so far!!!
Be prepared to find ALOT of junk !!! If you find any old Coke bottles they can be worth $25. TO ALOT more if they're in great condition and are the real early ones.
GOOD LUCK TO YOU. 👻🖑
GhostCity Shelton thanks for the tip :) so far I’ve just been using google maps, and checking out some spots that look promising! I recently found some bullet casings at the local high school, underneath the bleachers!! Isn’t that odd
@@kittybitch5964 You're welcome!! If you ever get down south where old plantions (abandoned) are you can usually find tons of neat things there.
Maybe they fell out of someone's pockets or maybe dummys are out there 'shooting' off a weapon or weapons thinking they're 'toff'. A bullet might find it's way into a home or building, or hit an animal who knows.
Good luck metal detecting!👻🖑
Hi Kitty! Are you still swinging? I’d love to hear what you’ve found. This hobby is fascinating! I am amazed at all of the different items I personally have found. Reliving history
By far best "find" "instructional" "get ideas" video i seen on here!
Thank you for your service 😙
I'm an Army Vet.
If you get little picture books from the state you live in it has lots of info on what it was like back in the day and can help your metal detecting.
Useing my picture book and going to where the book said a very old house was, (it's now a field) I found a box of beautiful silverware and a box of Morgan's and other cool coins. Best 2 finds in over 30 yrs of metal detecting!!
I spotted something sticking up out of the sand on a beach near Dungeness in Kent UK and after a massive effort to get it out with my bare hands it turned out to be a Petter PAZ1 single cylinder diesel engine and winch that must have once been used to drag fishing boats up the beach out of the way of the tide, I left it where it was it was terribly corroded
Seeing the rocks are exposed like that..gold was a sure thing. Well done!!!
I'm brand new to metal detecting. I found this video extremely informative and useful. Thank you for all the useful tips. I subscribed to your channel.
Once me and my friend were metal detecting and we dug up an entire BBQ grill
Curran Snow bruuuuuu
Curran Snow wtf
Curran Snow BBQ 🍗😂🤣👌🏿
did ya bring Hot Dogs lol
Curran Snow bahahahahahahhaha
I once found a silver teapot from 1934 halfway buried in the woods!! It was in decent condition too!
I once found a 100kg old wood stove.
2 days to dig out, waste of time. But I had to see what it was trying to kill my metal detector :-).
It is amazing what you can find in the ground!
That necklace was shining and clean, you put it there yourself !!
I've pulled a few modern coins off a beach that were sandblasted by the surf. They had deep gouges and pitting. One looked like it had been in a beach fire.
That’s the best ring find I’ve ever seen
I love the blue ring
awesome 😎 TD
Clark's trading post:
In 1928 Florence and Ed Clark opened a roadside attraction for White Mountain travelers in Lincoln NH. "Ed Clark's Eskimo Sled Dog Ranch," featured guided tours of their pure-bred Eskimo sled dogs and artifacts from the far North. The original "Stand", or Trading Post, offered souvenirs, tonic, and maple candy to the motorists on nearby Route 3.
Florence and Ed purchased their first Black Bear in 1931. Clark's Bears acted as the perfect "stopper," a visible attraction, gaining the attention of the curious passer-by. Starting in 1949 Edward and Murray, sons of Florence and Ed, began teaching and training the bears for show work. The Clark brothers and their bears, delighted guests with a healthy dose of wit, humor, and hospitality as they entertained and educated the audience. The Bear Show was born!
to be fair, I think they had 'bear shows' in the UK a few hundred years back 😅
What a great hunt! I like the way you point out areas and explain why they are prime for detecting. I'm taking my strong shovel on my next beach hunt and going for all those stony patches.
This type of detecting is extremely laborious, props.
Getting cold on the Maine beaches. Headed down to Key West checking out the beaches for three months. Spanish gold.
Same here ill be more along the treasure coast!
also like to switch detectors in mid-hunt!!! sometimes if alot of iron shows up I like to go in with a 10 inch coil to get in around it and between it!! but my favorite coil of all time is the 15 inch wot and the sunray 12 inch is a distant 2nd!!!
I'll buy the ring for $100099
+silver balls i"ll Bus the Ring for $7273888 is Dollars
The Excaliber 2 with the 7.5 inch coil will do a better job finding small gold items. The BBS signal is a dense, complex field that is highly subject to interference. The smaller coil does a better job of getting the signal down further in less-than ideal ground conditions.
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@@johnculpepper5336
He uses very cheap detector. Probably without any discrimination. This is why he gets all this junk.
I like how people rub things when they find them in the dirt/sand. Drives me crazy.
I would never rub my stuff that has dirt on it OR sand, been detecting for over 30 yrs.
a little green on the glass ring usually you get a green patina on the real old stuff also those solder joints always break on those rings!!! fun fun fun though!!!
+NH beach metaldetecting It's because the class ring is only 10ct. You don't see much green or broken solder joints on 18ct. I have found so many 9ct rings here in Australia that are black. When you get a broken solder joint... it totally changes the smooth short tone you should of got.
Carat Cranker
This video is verry satisfying to watch
If you ever find a ring made out of a quarter, it's mine! I lost that ring many many many years ago. My uncle had given it to me. I lost it in Maryland. Well I didn't actually lose it, it came off of my finger when I was in the water and I went diving for it but I could not see it. That was back in the very early sixties.
Great video. Thanks for sharing!
I’m hooked on you!! I’m getting more into hunting beaches so thank you for the tips!
who else wanted a metal detector after watching metal detector videos?
They are all Sponsored by, guess who? and most of their fiends are fake Jewlery and Planted..
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@@dennisthemenance5433 LOL i have that Guess Who Dectector works dam well, you should see the collection of gold i have found swinging that thing
30 years ago lost my wedding band at the beach in RI. Always thought it would be crushed into a nugget by now...maybe it's still in tact.
i remember seeing the bears at clarks trading post in the 70's
Great tips,I just started hunting NW beaches and this applies.Just subscribed.Thanks
good finds - hopefully you finally got a better scoop - heavy duty with hex laser cut holes [ much stronger than round holes ] and if necessary cut the front to a very sharp point and it will dig in much easier with less chance of it breaking
Very nice video - has motivated me to continue hunting the beaches. I live near the beach and have been using a Garrett 250. Usually I hunt in the dry sandy areas - I think I need to move down near the water.
I never see any rocks, etc on the beach. The beaches I search are near Melbourne, Florida. I've only been in the "hunting business" since I quit flying, here, in Eastern Fl. about a year or so.
I do enjoy hunting - always waiting for the BIG hit! :) I've found a couple dollar's worth of old quarters, dimes and pennies. They were so encrusted, I had to use a dremel tool to see the date, etc. I realize that it renders the coins basically worthless (other than the silver, if they are silver) but I like to see the old dated ones.
Many thanks for your video - I'm going back to the beach this afternoon!!!! :)
+Michael Donavon Yeah I use a Garrett AT Pro and AT Gold. It is best to search beaches because there is alot more good stuff than junk because , well, you know, its a beach.
Got "skunked" the last two times out! Damn!!! :)
+Jake Nemeth hey am looking to buy a garret at pro put thinking if the garret 250 better to look in beaches and the cuntryside ? can you tell me whick is better
go after big storms!
New England beaches move their sand around a lot. Gotta Love those wicked storms..ayah, I miss the ocean a bunch
you should have seen 2013 it was epic the wet sand areas dropped down several feet that year!! 100 gold rings that year!! thanks for watching!!
I grew up in Maine...Last time I was there was before 2012 I can't remember the exact year.. I am in Montana Now :) Thank you for bringing a bit of home to me
Awesome video, learned alot. Thank you.
quality finds keep up the video there good
I hope you try to find the owner of the class ring! It is more rewarding to return the ring to its owner than to find it! Hope that works out.
I agree with you but somehow he seems like to type to just melt down the gold and go for the profit!
Great stories with this one?!
@@r.l.8382 If they graduated in 1953 that means they were born around 1935 making them 85 years old in 2020 now unless they had a name engraved or even initials how would you think you could locate the owner?
I just bought one of the metal detectors from your sponsored link. Great price, almost $200.00 less...
The Bear trading coin was from a place I think that started back in the 1920's and it's still operating today. They had or still have trained bears and old steam trains.
I love your videos. That's some great stuff you ind, very motivating.
That gold chain with the medallion looked like the kind of chain that was commonly sold in the 80's.
Even if the stone is glass it’s beautiful!
very enjoyable video- thanks for the tips also
So cool!!! Awesome findings!°
Excellent video. Thanks for all of the tips!
Hi NH beach thank you for sharing your videos ...i just subscribe to your chanel .I live in FL do you guys need permission from the law to do digging. am seriously thinking to get a metal dectector but dont want to waste my money. Is it legal to digg and hunt on the beach for rings or coins?.thanks
got to love the rocks gold silver and more gold congrats
Really great tips, thanks. You will damage coins by breaking off incrustations, or excessive rubbing. Wouldn't one of those machines jewellers use to clean jewelry be better?
No! Never polish coins! It will drastically reduce their value! Take them to an appraiser and ask their advice first.
Hey NH, I just subscribed. This is the first video of yours that I have watched but I will watch the rest. We are on opposite coasts and I see Silver Sniffer follows you and has recommended your videos. I follow him on you tube and just moved to La Jolla from Yuma, AZ. I have made some nice gold finds beach hunting already and appreciate how you did a "Tutorial" in your video. . I am still learning how to hunt a beach; I am a desert hunter; and found your video to be very informative. Thanks and HH!!!
+Ron Powers thanks for watching
That’s great! I can’t wait to move near a beach!
Fantastic finds! Way to go on the gold rings! Happy Hunting!
I've been interested in this hobby for quite some time, I'm in the process of semi-retiring at 55 and been looking for a starter metal detector that is good any ideas on how I should approach this?
Don't bother people like this cleaned everything out everywhere you go u-see-it I go Cellar holes miles in the woods and people have already been there it's tough out there not saying you can't find nothing but it's hard to find good stuff
I hope you did get one. It’s a great hobby. If you live near a beach, you always have somewhere to go Metal Detecting. If you are not near a beach, it does take quite a bit of effort to find places to go. Always start in your own yard, and then ask friends and family. Let me know how you did.
The weld on that old broken scoop looked pretty corroded, so was the bottom section of the handle. It probably would have broken anyway and digging amongst the heavy rocks just sped up the process.
Impressed by your choice of footwear - and your results.
Seems like there would be a better scoop design out there. Something that would provide more strength at the point of the weld.
I'm like Omg! On the kids ring you found, believe me or not I lost a ring exactly like the one around 20 years ago in the ocean but I'm sure this is not a Mexican beach!!! I'm like can this actually be possible!!!
Wow...Great finds matey & $$$$ worth!!...makes me wanna go out hunting the treasures in the sand!
Thanks from South Africa 🇿🇦
looks like you need a new handle the weld looked bad, but the hunt was great! keep em coming !
Ive watched countless videos of yours. Love em all, you have a no nonsense approach to recording. Don't waste a lot of time on chit chat. Thank you..
Great hunt! Thanks for the video.
I'm one uh-oh away from planting a landmine on that beach.
Bruhhh
Uh-Oh! Boom.
Hey I get excited when I hear a good tone on one of my metal detectors too😎
Nice finds !
And as usual, ignore any personal inscriptions on the jewelry, and keep your mouth shut about your valuable finds.
Thanks
wow , great stuff and thansk for sharing. Greetings from WW2HH
Thanks it makes a change to see the fines when you find them instead of the end of the video 🙂
Great tips! Thanks for a great video!
Great video and awesome finds!
He is so lucky plus thanks for that advice
I didn't know Larry David liked to metal detect.
I was thinking dick vital me but that's close enough too
Dudee
I loved Clark’s trading post!
Really enjoyed seeing what you dug up as well as learning new things from the information you provided. Subscribed. :)
Very interesting
end informative, a good hobby for any one
hello, I discover by chance your chain! a big thank you for what you do. . . I also practice Detection of leisure, but in France. . . I wish you to find many treasures, one more subscriber and a big blue thumb!
Been watching your videos and in your new videos your tummy is not bulging out anymore LOL
you didn't say anything about trying to return the class ring.... did you keep it?
I think he said it was from 1953. That's 66 years ago. It's not very likely the person that lost the ring is still around.
@@Dremin2009 Maybe a son or daughter to have it. BUT Finders Keepers mentality kicks in.
@@brettschneider2908 If someone brought a ring to me that one of my parents lost, I'd be happy to get it back and I'd pay them the gold value for it just to have a piece of family history returned. But the problem is if someone lost that ring 60 years ago, there's not going to be a facebook post with contact details asking for it to be returned. It would probably be impossible to track down the person or the family members now.
The ring is clearly a man's ring from 53. The "break" as you describe on the back is SIZING change. It was likely lost by the son of the original owner since it was sized to fit the son. Anyhow... nice find, those are chunky.
@@Dremin2009 youcrazy of there are millions still around
Wow/amazing finds/I'm gonna go buy a t2/thanks/and keep up the good work/more videos too/thank you
Fantastic ring! My congratulations!!!
Nice video! I have been detecting for a number of years and hit beaches many times and still have not found ONE piece of gold!!!! Funny, but I feel at times some guys stage their videos, not you of course right!? But most the beaches I go don't have the rock you showed, need to go back and do over.
I don’t think anyone really Stages these videos. People that make videos, only put a video together when they do find good things. Who’s going to watch a video where I find nothing? LOL. Most days I go metal detecting I have nothing to film. On the days I do have some thing to film, those are the ones I make videos of. The people that make videos don’t tell you about all the hunts they go on where they found zippo. Lol.
On the shorts, There’s one guy that definitely does stage videos.
I have 3 detectors, White, ForsGold and Technics. All good.
"Gawd damn bouldah! Needa prybah!"
Interesting, but I like the guy that returns the class rings. Or at least tries.
Awesome video. Thanks. Are river banks a good place to find stuff. I'm a newbie. Not sure where to start.
I know that was so work digging through all those stones. Good pull though.
That is nice piece truly WOW :) Congrats!
Uh ohhhhhHhHHH... nice finds :)
Nice Finds !
looks like it was just a matter of time on that scoop, the rust alone would have done it in even without the rock.
If i only found the stuff ive lost in last forty years is be good for a few months...new Hampshire Hampton must have stuff, it was popular forty years ago, salsbury, cape Elizabeth. Probably the best places i can think of, for beaches, I missed a swimming hole that dried up, gosh, i wonder if I ever go back......
Thanks for not having music, and filming detecting, instead of five minutes of blah blah...
I moved to Philippines, I find more magnet fishing than detecting. I'm going to a province, lot of tiny islands, small population, the city was founded in 1598 and little islands I hear you look for anything on shore that would serve as a landmark..some people do find a few coins hidden, it only takes one.....
When you find lead, you might find gold,
Typhoons on Philippines is detector friend, because
It moves stuff around,
Looking forward to Wednesday because i go to the beaches quiet days, batagas is mostly off limits right now because of taal...
Here you don't find much jewelry, poorer people, but WWII Stuff old Spanish stuff if your lucky!!!!!
And rumors of treasures, but I'm not hunting lost Japanese gold 😀
Nice finds.. Well done..
What kind of metal detector are you using? Make and model please. I'm thinking of buying one and I'm curious on what people are using for surf..
I have 2 explorers with factory searchcoils. What kind of coils do you use?
Great video and nice finds keep up the good work.
yeah all the metal detecting vids I have seen has always looked up the class rings and returned them if they had there initials in the inside you can easily look that up and find the owner !
Whoever he is hes not returning anything he finds that's why he does this for greed everything he finds he sells for himself
Thanks for the video I’m from nh moved to Florida,lost my mom to cancer in May of 2018
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Great hunt! If only they could all be that way! Congrats on the gold and silver and good luck to you on your next hunt!
Van Jr.
thats a mega gold ring awesome!
Very nice video and tutorial!
Cool hunt ! Would like to get me a metal detector and enjoy my free time. Good job and take care !
Nice find on the gold necklace
Great video not a dull moment. I always wanted a metal detector. U could sell metal detectors by watching yr viedo. I enjoyed it. GOD bless u & yr loved 1s with great health wealth happiness & wisdom. Then share it freely. Amen ♡.
The big saphir is so Heavy 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
thanks for the beach tips
All those items even the copper and brass ones have a story, everything has a story and I wonder where are the people that lost them are? Don't you wonder what happened to the people? I think that most people wouldnt lose such valuable items so carelessly? I think metal detecting is great, its cleaning up the environment and there is a certain code of conduct most people who metal detect go by, and I have respect for those people.
What kind of shovel is thad?
Dear could you please tell me which model of this Minelayer?
Bam, nice finds!
Wonder how New York beaches are?