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[w.poort]

am new and want to share my find with u what do i do

 

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[alex76]

hello i'm alex from italy!i 'm very happy to be a member of this forum and i sent all the member a big greeting!

 

[worldtalker]

hello i'm alex from italy!i 'm very happy to be a member of this forum and i sent all the member a big greeting!

Welcome Alex! Now,let's start seeing some of that Italian Gold!
What Machine do you use? God Bless Chris

 

[Kaywood]

hi everyone, I'm new to this site and fairly new to metal detecting. I have been detecting now for about 4 months with a metal detector from canadian tire that costs about $80.00 and I have had alot of fun with it. I like the simplicity of the machine but now I would like to move up to something that can tell me the difference between trash and something good like a coin or ring. I was looking at the garrett at pro but then I saw the minelab e trac out perform the a t pro. I am new to detecting but I dont want to buy something and 2 months later wish I had spent an extra $200 and gotten the right machine. I am looking to spend $800.00-$1000.00 and I would consider a used detector. Any advise that anyone can give would be awsome!

 

[worldtalker]

Kaywood, I use the Whites M-6,very simple machine,no programing,runs silent,till ya hit a target of course,you have seven tone which I like,once you have a 100 or so hours,it becomes a pretty good friend. I have over 3200 hrs. in the last 28 months,I'm retired and that's all I do is hunt,you'll dig your share of trash now, save all your copper and brass,it adds up $$$! The good finds make,lets say, a RUSH, OOOOH,that's COOL,let me find some more!!! There a LOT of detectors on the market.Whites has been at it over 60 yrs.,they had to have learned something,their running with the big dogs. You'll need a good pair of headphones,I use Black Widows,a good digging tool,I use a Lesche,and, a pin pointer,I use a SunRay,I really like the DD 6x10 coil also it separates pretty darn good in trashy areas,you'll end up getting them all anyway,that is if you stay in it ,which I hope you do,it certainly has it's moments. Oh ya,do your research well,that is a big bonus! God Bless Chris

 

[Treemaster]

Hello and good day hunting to all! I'm a Treasure hunter and artifact finder. I have been doing this all my life.

 

[utah1]

Hey Poort, how you doing, it can be very frustrating can't it?

 

[utah1]

hey man, how's the hunting over their?

 

[utah1]

You have more knowledge. Than I could ask for sir.

 

[Ancient1]

Hello all, newly retired wanna be prospector from a state that has little documented gold. Hiking exploring and relic hunting are passions of mine and now I have the time to find some gold. Which beckons my curiosity....is there any significant placer gold in the NY Tri-state area? With water levels rising, natural erosion should be yielding clues to days long past.

 

[Archer Wiltshire]

Hello,


My name is Joshua Wiltshire and I'm sharing an account with my best mate, Jack Archer.
We thoroughly enjoy history and are treasure hunting enthusiasts and have been for some time.
We are interested in all aspects of treasure hunting, mainly in shipwrecks, artefacts and relics and coins.

We are based in Adelaide, South Australia but often travel.

Keen to network with other enthusiasts and broaden our interests and knowledge on treasure hunting!

Cheers,

J Wiltshire

 

[*Flakattack*]

Hello from sunny South Africa

Good day everyone! Im from a small town in SA called Polokwane (Pietersburg). I enjoy relic hunting most and by seeing all the posts on this forum, I can see there is a wealth of information for a NOOB such as myself. Happy hunting all.

 

[thevictor1984]

Hi there. I'm from Asia and I have some treasure hunting activities going on. We have found suspicious metal in the mountainous which are reached by Japanese during the World War II. Could someone help us in analyzing our area since we found an almost 8 sq.m. in the middle of the creek. Unfortunately the locals had already destroyed the signs when we arrived. All we have now is an egg shaped multicolored stone marked with letter M.

Hope somebody from this site can help us.

 

[thevictor1984]

Hi. I'm from asia. 28 yrs old. Just call me Victor. we have some activities in areas reached by Japanese. We found an almost 8 sq.m concrete in the middle of a creek. Unfortunately the locals destroyed the sign already before we arrived in the area. All we have now is an egg shaped multi colored stone marked with letter M. Hope somebody can help us.

 

[Rollins]

Hi. I'm from asia. 28 yrs old. Just call me Victor. we have some activities in areas reached by Japanese. We found an almost 8 sq.m concrete in the middle of a creek. Unfortunately the locals destroyed the sign already before we arrived in the area. All we have now is an egg shaped multi colored stone marked with letter M. Hope somebody can help us.

Do you have a picture you can show us?

 

[CFamAdventures]

Hello all! As way of introduction, I am very new to treasure hunting, but have decided to get into metal detecting as a hobby to enjoy with my two sons. I am so new, however, I do not even own a md yet...lol. I will definitely be reading up on the threads on this site, and appreciate all involved. I look forward to making friends here.

 

[centurion]

Hello from Louisa county Virginia. New to metal detecting. Have not even got it yet, it should show up tomorrow, one for me garret pro and one for the wife a bounty hunter. Looking forward to learning

 

[joska]

I,m new to this site,working on pirate treasure in Florida as well as civil war treasure sights I,m currently working on.

 

[VBCurt]

New to this sight. From Virginia Beach. Been out and about for a year. Have an Ace 250 and pro pointer.

 

[billdom]

Hello everyone Im from Mountaintop, Pa. Just got into detecting bought a garrett 350 hunted yesterday and today found one wheat penny yesterday. Really struggled with all the noise. But have previous experience from Vietnam was combat engineer. Got it working better after burying a couple coins and listened to the tone.
found my first mercury dime today. 1921 and a belt buckle. Now im eagerly reading the forum and trying to learn. I have found Tons of good stuff here and am already addicted. Thanks Bill