I fill the tumbler half with aquariam gravel, then half way with water, and a few table spoons of CLR. If your tumbler has a plastic drum, the drum might expand and lock up if you add to much CLR. I tumble over night and the coins are ready for bank rolling. Be carful opening the drum, there might be some pressure, so open slowly. Always check for key dates on coins, or if any are old or rare. A tumbler is to agressive and might detract from numismatic value. I hope this helps, happy hunting.
Some, mostly river videos in that area. I bounce around between Stow, Akron, Streetsboro, up north, Hilton Head, and Pennsylvania. Thanks for watching, and the comment!
Nice hunt congrats on the jewelry and the clad
Even though they weren't gold, still nice to find, and I almost had enough clad to get lunch. Thanks for watching, and the comment!
I have the AT Pro and I just can’t part with it. It has and continues to serve me well. Nice hunt.
Thanks, I found silver gold and everything in between with mine. They work well. Happy hunting!
Cool channel man -new subscriber here-Wellington dirt detective
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Jewelry is always fun to find precious or not
You got that right. Thanks for watching and the comment!
What do you use in your tumbler to clean clad. They looked pretty clean.
I fill the tumbler half with aquariam gravel, then half way with water, and a few table spoons of CLR. If your tumbler has a plastic drum, the drum might expand and lock up if you add to much CLR. I tumble over night and the coins are ready for bank rolling. Be carful opening the drum, there might be some pressure, so open slowly. Always check for key dates on coins, or if any are old or rare. A tumbler is to agressive and might detract from numismatic value. I hope this helps, happy hunting.
@@ohiosearcher8086 thanks. CLR is awesome stuff
Do you do all of your treasure hunting in the Cuyahoga Falls area?
Some, mostly river videos in that area. I bounce around between Stow, Akron, Streetsboro, up north, Hilton Head, and Pennsylvania. Thanks for watching, and the comment!
Titanium or tungsten maybe
That's a good guess.