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I really like that roller skate thingy! How Americana is that! All those S mint marks, you must be in California or something. Glad to see you posting some finds. Best wishes and happy digging,...

Good to see you out digging again Don! I know you guys had a cold winter. It was very nice of you to let Noah and Tony dig all the silvers. You know how they cry when they don't find any!...

Thanks Mate!

Love the iron buckle. Will you do electrolysis on it? What is the chinking made of? I think that's pretty cool it lasted longer than the logs!

Congrats Noah on your finds. A little bit of silver, some Indians, and an awesome skeleton key makes for a great day! Of course it's always good to meet up with friends too.

Hello friends,
I was able to get out this last Sunday to that castle ruins about 15 miles from my home. The castle was built in the late 12th century with the first recorded reference being in...

Wow Tony, I'd say you had a spectacular day! Lots of wheaties, Indians, and 4 silvers too. I'm sure the best part was meeting up with Noah and Don. Did you guys get Chinese afterwards? My first...

That's a pretty cool button. Hopefully it has some gilt left on it.

Hard to believe 10 years have gone by already Tony! I still remember our first meeting back in 2012(?) and we detected a couple different parks. I dug a Barber quarter and not too far away a silver...

Welcome to the forum! We don't get any Louisiana finds on this forum so please post lots of pics! I love watching BuckleBoy videos and really like the variety of finds you get down there.

C'mon Tony, let's see your autographed picture of the band and photo of you standing next to them at some concert!

Nein, nein. Noch ein bier, bitte!

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Have you heard about this type of money before? I only recently discovered it and I must admit I really like it. I find the bills to be very artistic and beautiful. Their story...

Tony two-cent and Digger Don are my detecting video heroes!

You look like a Phil to me! Welcome to the forum Phil. Lots of great advice and experience here. What kind of detecting do you do? coins? relics? Jewelry? etc.

"Ned? Ned Ryerson? Got shingles...

I have never even heard of this company until I saw your post. From what I gathered on the website, these are more for finding extremely deep, large, and dense targets, not coin shooting. Looks...

Wow, these are serious metal detectors, not for us weekend hobbyists that's for sure! Naturally they are made in Germany! LOL!

Pun intended Del? LOL

C'mon man, everyone knows one-eyed Frenchy! She makes the best beans this side of Ontario!

Don said you were finding too many seated coins so he "fixed" it for you...:rofl:

Man, that reverse side is in awesome shape! The front side not so much but I can just make out the date. It says lops, yup the date is lops.

Thanks Tony, I agree it would be very scary to hold that thing with a lit fuse in your hand. Even though it is the size of a baseball it weighs right at 3 pounds! I don't think you could throw it...

Del, I cropped the photo but an entire town now sits where the fortress once was. All the stones ended up going into houses, barns, and other structures in the city. Some of the roads in the town...

Drew, The concentric coil's signal looks like an ice cream cone in the ground so at 6 or 7 inches deep you are only covering an inch or so with each pass. My finds went WAY up when I started only...

Nice finds Del, love the 1/2 cent. It's in great shape too. The cannonball and bar-shot are very nice too. What's the squarish thing next to the toe tap?