It All Changed When I Got My E-TRAC
I have been metal detecting for 6 years in Southern Nevada. It is tough detecting here because the area is not that old and the soil is mineralized. I have used several name brand detectors and only…
I have been metal detecting for 6 years in Southern Nevada. It is tough detecting here because the area is not that old and the soil is mineralized. I have used several name brand detectors and only…
It is funny how things work out. A couple of weeks ago, my friend Doug, my wife Diane and Doug’s son Malachi decided to go to an old park that has been good to us in the past, giving up such it…
I took up metal-detecting in November 2009 and joined the Essex Detector Society. I started off by purchasing a Minelab X-TERRA 305 and soon started finding coins. These were both copper and hammered…
This has to be my best find ever and I have found some really great artefacts. Brand new land, which is steeped in history within 1/2 mile of a Manor House and on a "How" a mound which was used in th…
My girlfriend and I drove down a gravel road to detect an old church/school built in 1879. It was clear it was built for function as there was nothing fancy about it. It did boast a beautiful view of…
Having taken early retirement I was keen to extend my hobbies and my wife conspired with my friend Steve Wright, a very active detectorist with the Coventry Heritage Detector Society, to purchase me…
Almost every Detectorist in the United States has found a Chuck E Cheese Game token and there is a running joke about finding one. I have a can of them myself so they are nothing to be excited about.…
Long, long ago there was a time. The early black ages were a really dark time. Why? Because we still don't know much about it. Roman, and even Celtic time is more known then the 6 till 10 century. So…
Hello everyone! I was in Boston for work today (May 3rd, 2012) and stopped at a green on the way back that we have hammered !! It is not very big. City block one way and about 1/2 block the other. I…