General Good Coin Hunting Sites

[BamaBill]

I'm a die-hard relic hunter, but my young son has been getting into detecting with me and he has expressed an interest in coinshooting more than relic hunting. Anybody have any different kind of sites to suggest. We live in a more rural area and the schools are not that old. I've been researching fairgrounds, but so far all of the old fairgrounds are now malls or car dealerships. Just need some different kinds of suggestions.

TIA,
Bill W.

 

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[FL Junkman]

Bill, I would suggest looking for old churches, former church sites and country store sites in the area.

FL Junkman

 

[UnEarthed72]

easiest way to find places to go is to read the posts(most people give you a general sense of where they are hunting,and apply them to sites in your state

playgrounds,parks,sites used to hold field days(carnivals) etc.



Shawn

 

[stefen]

Possibility of finding old countryside cemeteries and search along the outside roads only where people may have parked their cars or buggies.

Keep clear of entering into the cemetery property...its a no-no.

Just a thought

 

[West Jersey Detecting]

Hiking Trails and Nature Preserves (When permissable).

 

[mastereagle22]

Local parks where allowed. Local school playgrounds, homes older than 20 years old or built on property with a known history of at least 40 years will help increase your chance of finding silver.

An area that is often overlooked and only searchable at very specific times is a football field. Look for an area where the band might have sat at the end of the field. They drop lots of stuff over the years.

Good luck.

 

[X-Terra70_TreasureHunter]

Hi Bama just bookmark this research link, which me & a friend put together
at the bottom of the page has a link to possible hunting sites, the list has like 200+
possiblities


http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,153889.msg1110228.html#msg1110228

 

[MD Dog]

here's a link to a thread where I give numerous tips on how to do your own research.
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,142981.new.html It's a little slow at the start but keep reading and you'll get to the tips.