Where to Find Loose Change: 26 Best Places to Find Lost Coins
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Your metal detector says it's a good coin target. The target ID says it's a quarter and you've got a nice repeatable high tone. You just know it's going to be a quarter or other good coin...And when you dig it up and it's an old can. Sound familiar? Sure it does, it's happened to us all. Get ready to dig in because in this article we are going to tell you how to tell the difference between a good target and a bad target.
"Where can I metal detect for old coins and Jewelry?" It's one of the most frequently asked questions from new and beginning metal detectorist. Truth be told, it is a question you will continue to ask yourself for as long as you are in the hobby of metal detecting. Fear not, were going tell you about 20 great spots to metal detect.
In metal detecting like golfing, correct swing technique can make or break your treasure hunting game. In this article we will discuss some of the common mistakes made by new and experienced metal detectorist alike.
So you've found a buried metal target with your metal detector. You've pinpointed the exact location of your buried treasure and you are ready to dig it up! The only problem is you're in a nice park or yard with turf that rivals that of some of the most prestigious golf courses from around the world.
How do you get your treasure without trashing the turf? Buckle up buttercup, we are about to show you how to cut a plug like a pro!
The COVID pandemic is in full swing and the popularity of metal detecting has exploded! Tens of thousands of people from all around the world are in search of COVID friendly activities. A hobby or something that gets them outside, provides exercise, is fun and most importantly is safe. That’s a lot of boxes to check, however metal detecting puts a check into all of those boxes, while almost guaranteeing to make you money! And for the lucky, there’s a chance to earn a whole lot of money!
Many hobbies have extra benefits that come along for the ride. When a person goes jogging as a fitness hobby, they are getting an improved cardiovascular system, improved stamina, less chance of heart issues...etc. They also get to enjoy the outdoors, perhaps a jogging partner to go along with them.
Metal detecting is no different. In one of my earlier blogs, I mention how coin-collecting is a secondary hobby that you might not even know you liked - until you start metal detecting anyways. They both tie into each other fairly effortlessly, it is like a marriage of hobbies almost.
Other than secondary hobbies, what are some actual benefits that come directly from metal detecting? That is what we will be taking a look at today. Let’s get started!
We have all been there. At some point in life, we have all wished we could go back in time to fix something stupid. Perhaps is was something we did, perhaps something “that guy” did, or perhaps just wasted time we want back. Either way, most people would probably like to have a do-over every now and then.
Why couldn't somebody have just told us not to do that?