My First Saxon Coin
Went out detecting on one of the farms I have permission on and after digging the usual bullets and shotties for an hour I was heading for cover from the rain and I had another signal which seemed dee…
Went out detecting on one of the farms I have permission on and after digging the usual bullets and shotties for an hour I was heading for cover from the rain and I had another signal which seemed dee…
Saturday April 9th, 2011, is a day I will not soon forget. It was finally a good day to MD here in the city of Pittsburgh, PA. Mostly because of a break in the weather. Spring was on our doorstep and…
After six months with the mighty E-TRAC and studying the MinelabTV information movies, emailing Mr Des Dunne and getting as much info together as possible I have now made my own patterns and modes for…
I have been a V3i owner for a couple of years now. Hands down it is the best detector out on the market and I have tried some of the others out there. So far with my V3i I have dug lots of silver coi…
I just wanted to share a short story with you. I have been using White’s metal detectors for over 40 years. My first detector was a Coinmaster Supreme, a lot heavier than the newer ones but a g…
Over a year and a half ago a friend of mine mentioned the whereabouts of a WWII POW Camp in Michigan. He knew the land owner where he believed the camp used to be and granted us permission to hunt it…
I decided to take a walk up the beach away from the sanded areas to an area that always produced older coins. This was not my goal of the day but seeing I was there I had to make the best of it. I id…
I am writing to let you know about my V3i. I don't have any exciting finds to tell you about right now, but I do have a piece of lead smaller than a penny that I dug at almost 2 feet! I have been twe…
In January of 2012 my brother bought a pair of V3I's for me and himself. This started us on an 11 month detecting adventure. The first month we learned the basics of the machine with the help of Whit…