Congrats on all the great finds. It looks to me like you've had this site all to yourself! I'd be camping out there, too, until it wasn't giving anything up anymore!
I have an old farmer friend of mine that was born in 1939. I just got a metal detector, and plan on hunting extensively once spring comes. I would love to be able to find a '39 walker to give him! Really cool video, I can not wait to start hunting! Subbed!
You make it look so easy ! But I know better ! You should show some your trashy finds as it will let people know that you don't always find great stuff ! Thank you ! Nice finds !
Was this a Boy Scout site? Amazing how deep they can get considering they were more than likely just dropped. Years of rainfall I guess. Also, I don't think I have ever seen a real good standing liberty those and barber series are almost always worn down. Cool video, thank you for sharing.
I have never done metal detecting before but looking at all these videos on youtube my son and i will love to get into this hobby and after doing some research the one that we're buying is the At Pro we want to start in something a little more than just beginners ive also been doing research on phila pa laws to be on the safe side cuz im from philly but of coure I'll be hunting outside of Philly also im going to buy it today or tomorrow strait from the company not third party stores
Tony V the at pro is good but pricy....a pinpointer is a must....garret pro pointer is one of the best.....New England is the best spot in the USA for detecting!
It is a little pricy my son & I shipped in Sunday Feb 8 and order the package for the at pro comes with the pointer among other things cant wait to go hunting with my son hey why not take the family out camping some day & take our new toy lol thanks for the tip Jdawson much appreciated
I need to pull the trigger on getting a detector. I've been watching metal detecting videos on youtube religiously for a couple years now! Just never been in the budget! Good finds!
You should also carry a small spray bottle with water in it to wash your finds right there in the field ! You can usually get small spray bottles for around a $1.00 at Wal-Mart just look in the travel kit area of the store !
Funny fact of detecting is the percentage of times you can come home empty handed. I've always made sure to let people know when they become aware I hunt that its not as easy as these videos make it look. I tell them its very physical and at times disappointing. If you think you will find a huge stack of gold coins , this hobby may not be the one. If you have an open mined and are willing to work hard every time you go hunting it will be better than the last. Personally I would go hunting everyday of the week, that's my fun time. Good luck !
Pedro Navajas true, I've been pretty lucky I usually always come home with silver....but some days no matter how hard I try nothing! Then the next day I go over the same land and get 3!!
Ive been detecting for many years now but around a year ago I got serious and went out at least once a week. Many of my friends have asked to come out with me and try it out. I've taken a few out and to their disappointment no one has ever found anything greater than pocket change. They gave up pretty soon. I think a person who has a sense of adventure who looks at things with an open mind isn't afraid of hard work and disappointment that person will love metal detecting. I truly look forward to the day of the hunt. I've got one of my buddies to like it as much as I do and it's a lot funner to hunt with a friend. Good luck finding more silver.
+Pedro Navajas When I first got my White's V3i, it was too sophisticated for me and I got very discouraged. I couldn't find much ( I didn't understand the tones, VDI's, etc.). After more than two years, I decided to give it another try. Last week I went to a public park full of pull tabs and bottle caps. The dug up 119 coins (clad) and a brass ring. I am going back for more because the machine worked; I just had to learn to use it correctly.
R Kling really I just got lucky finding that campground....ironically my family donated that campground around 1931......I guess it was destiny....although 40 acres on Lake Huron is likely worth millions today! Thank you for subing.....should have a new video up Tuesday!
Hi. Wow! Great finds in an area you'd previously worked. Congrats! :) ~ Questions: 1) Do you always put the dirt/grass plugs back and tramp them down? I hope so. I'm amazed you use a shovel in a public park. Here, city park workers would have a conniption if they saw that. They used to get upset over the use of just a table knife or a garden trowel. 2) Do you usually keep what you find or sell them off or a mix of the two? 3) It's been decades since I used a metal detector, and I know the technology has come a long way. Are there still "b.f.o." (volume level increases for a find) vs. "t.r." (tone shifts for a find) machines? 4) Do you ever damage a find with your shovel, or did you when you first started? I see depth indicators, so I guess now you know how much to dig, but I see that sometimes the coin is still in the hole & sometimes it's in the plug. Thanks.
maintoc I do fill in holes lol. I use a shovel. Usually I am on private property or in small towns where everyone knows me. If you fill the hole in it doesn't matter the size of the shovel....once you get below sod, dirt is dirt. I always keep finds. Volume does increase for bigger finds or finds closer to the surface. I have damaged finds but, as I use a big shovel, it's rare.
jdawson38995 Ah ! Lakeport...been there 4 or 5 times....got quite a few wheats...the last time popped a merc.Theres 2 parks there...go to the one on the lake side (east).
Since you find more Silver in one place than I found in one year maybe I should take an advice from you. How do you decide where you are going to hunt. How do you choose places? Give me some tips about where should I dig? Thanks
+Ismail Yildirim I live in a very rural place so most places have not been hit. You want somewhere that had a lot of activity long ago....best are camps parks ect. Old houses are also good but not as much traffic....talk to older people and ask where people once hung out Ect
Thanks for the advice and final question is what kind of detector do you have? I have a beginner one it's very good machine but what's my next detector? What do you recommend?. Thanks again for your time.
pablo jijon....it varies widely....usually state parks will state on their website if it's allowed or not. In Michigan some state parks you can, others you can't and some you can do part of. City parks also may have rules about it. Long story short call the park authority to be sure
Hey, I would love to include this video in our next Global Detection Adventures video. Please let me know, It is such a great day, and you found so many silvers. Something like this is rare, so I would love to highlight your day(s) here. Thanks, I subscribed, and am adding this video to one of our playlists, "Best of the web" Be sure to watch our first episode, I think you will like it. Good luck hunting, and keep up the great videos. Lance
Thanks awesome. Will have next episode ready by weekend. Will send a link so you can approve final draft by Thursday night or Friday. Gives me time to edit if an issue. Again we thank you, and again awesome finds.
Is it okay if I use the photo of yourself you have in the video for the intro for the show? If not is it possible to get another photo? also Where do you live, city or town, so I can use that location for the globe zoom into your hunt for the show... Thanks
jdawson38995 I dont seem to have an email address for you, and I cant find one. So here is mine, I dont mind it being out there... mordfilm(at)gmail.com feel free to write me, with the new photo... perfect timing as well. should have vid edited by tomorrow. thanks. Lance
daBladeDancerz it's on Lake Huron on Michigan....ironically my family donated the land to the Mormon church in the 1930s.....kind of poetic justice that I would find the coins right! Since it is a 1930s camp there are few coins before that period....notable exceptions being a 1837 half penny (canadian) and a 1893 indian head. My family settled the property in 1840 and we came from Canada....so it fits!
+Bill Wlo sorry lol its a bit of a habit....I think I picked it up from other detecting videos....as you know....when u find something cool you don't even know what ur saying it's all adrenalin!
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All that with a loose coil!!! Amazing man.
What an amazing sight! Very nice video.
Wonderful site to detect . Congratulations on all those silvers and old coins .
Very cool finds. All that silver!
Congrats on all the great finds. It looks to me like you've had this site all to yourself! I'd be camping out there, too, until it wasn't giving anything up anymore!
VERY NICE FIND , WOW .
Wow, nothing cooler than hitting the sweet spot consistently. Great vid!
You find a lot of silver. Good job.
Sweet area!!However-slightly jealous :} !!! Great video--love those walkers!!
Great spot. You are so lucky to have that spot. There's so much more there. Trust me. Congrats!
Thanks for that. Never used a detector but really enjoyed watching you discover coins!
Nice 1934 d! great job
Awesome site! Nice finds, congrats. Keep doing your thing.
Nice little silver mine you found.
Thumbs up and sub'd...great video and great find! It's amazing how much precious metal can be found in the ground, along with historic coin finds!!
Awesome video just subbed that's crazy man nice finds way to go
Amazing hunt!
enjoyed the video thumbs up
Great site!
congratulations! What a great spot, It seems like a peaceful, quiet spot. Lots of misquitos though? Later!
unlucky lester it is called the "prayer garden" at the church camp....I call it "half dollar meadow"
I'm so jealous!!!!!!
I have an old farmer friend of mine that was born in 1939. I just got a metal detector, and plan on hunting extensively once spring comes. I would love to be able to find a '39 walker to give him! Really cool video, I can not wait to start hunting! Subbed!
jasmwhite1 happy to see you are getting into it...what kind of detector...
jdawson38995 I wanted to get an AT pro, but I found a used Minelab Explorer 2 with a bunch of goodies for a good price.
Very Nice............
You make it look so easy ! But I know better ! You should show some your trashy finds as it will let people know that you don't always find great stuff ! Thank you ! Nice finds !
Dayam dude! You didn't just find a few silvers. You found a spread out cache! Nice job!! Now, tighten your coil! Lol
Was this a Boy Scout site? Amazing how deep they can get considering they were more than likely just dropped. Years of rainfall I guess. Also, I don't think I have ever seen a real good standing liberty those and barber series are almost always worn down. Cool video, thank you for sharing.
Nice movie best regards Joop Visser from Holland.
I do my hobby metal detecting almost 45 years.
Man your at a hot spot. I would camp out there until there was not another beep nowhere.
thanks for showing detector in coin mode while you work the signals
I have never done metal detecting before but looking at all these videos on youtube my son and i will love to get into this hobby and after doing some research the one that we're buying is the At Pro we want to start in something a little more than just beginners ive also been doing research on phila pa laws to be on the safe side cuz im from philly but of coure I'll be hunting outside of Philly also im going to buy it today or tomorrow strait from the company not third party stores
Tony V the at pro is good but pricy....a pinpointer is a must....garret pro pointer is one of the best.....New England is the best spot in the USA for detecting!
It is a little pricy my son & I shipped in Sunday Feb 8 and order the package for the at pro comes with the pointer among other things cant wait to go hunting with my son hey why not take the family out camping some day & take our new toy lol thanks for the tip Jdawson much appreciated
I need to pull the trigger on getting a detector. I've been watching metal detecting videos on youtube religiously for a couple years now! Just never been in the budget! Good finds!
fiftyhunnug get an ace 250...they are 200 new 100 used.....that's what I started with...and got addicted with
That's actually what I've been eyeballing. I don''t live far from kellyco detectors. I should. but haven't lol
Same with me
amazing spot! just subbed 👍
You should also carry a small spray bottle with water in it to wash your finds right there in the field ! You can usually get small spray bottles for around a $1.00 at Wal-Mart just look in the travel kit area of the store !
Yes I should...I was so young and green then!
Awesome hot spot. Subbed from this video.
Funny fact of detecting is the percentage of times you can come home empty handed. I've always made sure to let people know when they become aware I hunt that its not as easy as these videos make it look. I tell them its very physical and at times disappointing. If you think you will find a huge stack of gold coins , this hobby may not be the one. If you have an open mined and are willing to work hard every time you go hunting it will be better than the last. Personally I would go hunting everyday of the week, that's my fun time. Good luck !
Pedro Navajas true, I've been pretty lucky I usually always come home with silver....but some days no matter how hard I try nothing! Then the next day I go over the same land and get 3!!
Ive been detecting for many years now but around a year ago I got serious and went out at least once a week. Many of my friends have asked to come out with me and try it out. I've taken a few out and to their disappointment no one has ever found anything greater than pocket change. They gave up pretty soon. I think a person who has a sense of adventure who looks at things with an open mind isn't afraid of hard work and disappointment that person will love metal detecting. I truly look forward to the day of the hunt. I've got one of my buddies to like it as much as I do and it's a lot funner to hunt with a friend. Good luck finding more silver.
+Pedro Navajas When I first got my White's V3i, it was too sophisticated for me and I got very discouraged. I couldn't find much ( I didn't understand the tones, VDI's, etc.). After more than two years, I decided to give it another try. Last week I went to a public park full of pull tabs and bottle caps. The dug up 119 coins (clad) and a brass ring. I am going back for more because the machine worked; I just had to learn to use it correctly.
Sweet Jesus. I would get my PI out there and dig every signal. Spend as much time as needed to get every last bit of metal. What a honey hole...
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Wow nice silvers im your new subscriber btw
R Kling really I just got lucky finding that campground....ironically my family donated that campground around 1931......I guess it was destiny....although 40 acres on Lake Huron is likely worth millions today! Thank you for subing.....should have a new video up Tuesday!
I knew you were in Michigan before I even read the description. You near the UP?
Epic!!!
I want to go there!!!
kiss cd
I know you're pulling some nice finds out of here but you should show some bad finds occasionally to keep it real to people new to the hobby.
If that is a 1940 camping sight, how did those 43-44 quarters get worn so bad? or was the camp sight still open in the 50s-60s?
dave12546 it's still open today I don't really know when they stopped doing campfires there....but there is no clad there!
awesome digs man.......how is the AT pro working for you?
Gregg Pahls very good obviously!
Hi. Wow! Great finds in an area you'd previously worked. Congrats! :) ~ Questions:
1) Do you always put the dirt/grass plugs back and tramp them down? I hope so. I'm amazed you use a shovel in a public park. Here, city park workers would have a conniption if they saw that. They used to get upset over the use of just a table knife or a garden trowel.
2) Do you usually keep what you find or sell them off or a mix of the two?
3) It's been decades since I used a metal detector, and I know the technology has come a long way. Are there still "b.f.o." (volume level increases for a find) vs. "t.r." (tone shifts for a find) machines?
4) Do you ever damage a find with your shovel, or did you when you first started? I see depth indicators, so I guess now you know how much to dig, but I see that sometimes the coin is still in the hole & sometimes it's in the plug.
Thanks.
maintoc I do fill in holes lol. I use a shovel. Usually I am on private property or in small towns where everyone knows me. If you fill the hole in it doesn't matter the size of the shovel....once you get below sod, dirt is dirt. I always keep finds. Volume does increase for bigger finds or finds closer to the surface. I have damaged finds but, as I use a big shovel, it's rare.
jdawson38995 Thanks. :)
tighten your coil
I knew someone was going to say this, I was yelling it at the screen it was bugging me so much.
WHERE DID YOU SAY THAT SPOT IS AT. LOL
Michigan? ..I'm in Mich too....are you by any chance in a State Park camp ground?
John Castiglione not its a Mormon camp....I have been to lakeport state park....no luck!
jdawson38995 Ah ! Lakeport...been there 4 or 5 times....got quite a few wheats...the last time popped a merc.Theres 2 parks there...go to the one on the lake side (east).
did you save a bus full of orphans or something how did you get this lucky, with all that silver.
Jarred Thomas actually my family donated the land to that camp in 1925.......so karma?
Since you find more Silver in one place than I found in one year maybe I should take an advice from you. How do you decide where you are going to hunt. How do you choose places? Give me some tips about where should I dig? Thanks
+Ismail Yildirim I live in a very rural place so most places have not been hit. You want somewhere that had a lot of activity long ago....best are camps parks ect. Old houses are also good but not as much traffic....talk to older people and ask where people once hung out Ect
Thanks for the advice and final question is what kind of detector do you have? I have a beginner one it's very good machine but what's my next detector? What do you recommend?. Thanks again for your time.
+Ismail Yildirim what kind do you currently have? I started with a Garrett Ace 250 ($200) and now I have an AT pro ($600)
+jdawson38995
i have Fisher F2. Not crazy about it. Planning to buy a different machine. Heard good things about AT Pro.
why is your coil loose? is it better that way?
Terry Marcotte no...I had a broken retainer....I've fixed it!
So,can i use my metal detector anywhere like in parks and beaches
pablo jijon....it varies widely....usually state parks will state on their website if it's allowed or not. In Michigan some state parks you can, others you can't and some you can do part of. City parks also may have rules about it. Long story short call the park authority to be sure
Ok
Hey, I would love to include this video in our next Global Detection Adventures video. Please let me know, It is such a great day, and you found so many silvers. Something like this is rare, so I would love to highlight your day(s) here.
Thanks, I subscribed, and am adding this video to one of our playlists, "Best of the web"
Be sure to watch our first episode, I think you will like it.
Good luck hunting, and keep up the great videos.
Lance
Global Detection Adventures well thank you, look forward to seeing it
Thanks awesome. Will have next episode ready by weekend. Will send a link so you can approve final draft by Thursday night or Friday. Gives me time to edit if an issue. Again we thank you, and again awesome finds.
Is it okay if I use the photo of yourself you have in the video for the intro for the show? If not is it possible to get another photo? also Where do you live, city or town, so I can use that location for the globe zoom into your hunt for the show... Thanks
Global Detection Adventures lexington Michigan, I have another photo I would like to use. Email me and I'll email it back
jdawson38995 I dont seem to have an email address for you, and I cant find one. So here is mine, I dont mind it being out there...
mordfilm(at)gmail.com
feel free to write me, with the new photo... perfect timing as well. should have vid edited by tomorrow.
thanks.
Lance
Why is this such a good spot?
osageriverfool101 kids laid out late at night around a campfire....coins fell out in the dark and no one saw....
are u hunting a boyscout camp?
lookin4zinc I have hunted scout camps but no this is a Mormon church camp
Oic. im from Michigan too. that is quite the site you have. congrats on your finds
Omg where the heck is this place
daBladeDancerz it's on Lake Huron on Michigan....ironically my family donated the land to the Mormon church in the 1930s.....kind of poetic justice that I would find the coins right! Since it is a 1930s camp there are few coins before that period....notable exceptions being a 1837 half penny (canadian) and a 1893 indian head. My family settled the property in 1840 and we came from Canada....so it fits!
a small pail of water to wash your finds woud be cool
where is this
+EvilSteven Steve Sheets a Latter Day Saints camp in the thumb of michigan
DON'T RUBE THE COINS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IT HURTS THE VALUE
Great vid man! Gotta love spots like that, there a rare find! Sub'd you, hit me back and check out my vids. Congrats on the silvers, and HH!
Detecting207 I watch vids ever night before going to bed....tonight is your night ;) entertain me!
YOUR KICKING BUTT DUDE!
Huh
Please, Please,Please stop calling the Mercury dimes Mercs, it's like calling a Washington quarter a Wash, sounds really stupid.
+Bill Wlo sorry lol its a bit of a habit....I think I picked it up from other detecting videos....as you know....when u find something cool you don't even know what ur saying it's all adrenalin!
+Bill Wlo or a Roosevelt a rosie.
how did you find that area to detect ?
+matt jimbob it's 2 miles from my house and my dad went there as a child