Metal Detecting Treasures
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Bounty Hunter TK4-PL Tracker IV Metal Detector List Price: $129.95 Sale Price: Too low to display  |
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Built-in Ground Trac automatically balances detector to soil conditions. Detects in extreme ground conditions with no loss of sensitivity. 2 operating controls and a 3-mode discrimination switch for streamlined operation... |
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Bounty Hunter BHJS Junior Metal Detector List Price: $70.00 Sale Price: $42.75 |
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Bounty Hunter's Junior Metal Detector gives you professional metal-detecting functions in a compact, lightweight package. Detecting coin-sized objects up to 5" deep and larger objects to 3 ft., it also has discrimination control eliminating unwanted metals, while the target indicator meter measures signal strength... |
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Bounty Hunter Gold Digger Metal Detector List Price: $120.00 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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The stylish Gold Digger Metal detector will detect all kinds of metal from iron relics, coins and household items to precious metals like silver and gold. For more privacy when treasure seeking, the Gold Digger comes complete with headphones and 1/8” headphone jack for immediate use... |
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Bounty Hunter 4 inch Gold Nugget Search Coil List Price: $39.95 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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While a standard coil is great for finding large objects that are deeply buried, the 4-inch coil has a narrower field of detection ¿ enabling your detector to separate objects more efficiently. The 4-inch coil's shallower detection area makes it ideal for prospecting in difficult, high metal areas since it allows you to more easily discriminate valuable objects from refuse... |
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Bounty Hunter Metal Detector Headphone List Price: $39.00 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Whether prospecting for gold or seeking rare coins on the beach, the avid treasure hunter can make good use of these full-stereo headphones. Compatible with all Bounty Hunter metal detector models (excluding the Junior model), the headphones utilize a 1/4-inch stereo plug, feature individual volume controls for left and right sides, and can help extend metal detector battery life... |
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Bounty Hunter QD2GWP Quick Draw II Metal Detector with Pinpointer and Carry Bag List Price: $249.00 Sale Price: $169.97 |
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Beach combers, treasure and relic hunters, prospectors and coin shooters will love the Quick Draw II metal detector from Bounty Hunter for it’s comfort, sensitivity and discrimination control, and digital readout for easy of use... |
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Bounty Hunter LONESTAR Lone Star Metal Detector List Price: $199.95 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Most children, at one point or another, embark on a treasure hunt. They dig in the sand at the beach, or in the flower boxes at home, hoping to find a pirate's booty, an Egyptian King's tomb, or a lost toy... |
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Bounty Hunter Discovery 3300 Metal Detector List Price: $349.00 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Discovery 3300 Metal Detector |
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Garrett Ace 250 Metal Detector List Price: $249.95 Sale Price: $212.45 |
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Introducing the ALL-NEW Garrett ACE series - not just a new line of detectors, but a new way of thinking. We've taken much of the leading edge technology and well thought-out features from our GTI and GTAx lines and packaged them into the most aggressive, rugged outdoor design in the industry... |
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Garrett 1138070 Ace 150 Metal Detector List Price: $179.95 Sale Price: $152.95 |
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Introducing the ALL-NEW Garrett ACE series - not just a new line of detectors, but a new way of thinking. We've taken much of the leading edge technology and well thought-out features from our GTI and GTAx lines and packaged them into the most aggressive, rugged outdoor design in the industry... |
Metal Detecting Treasures
A cool thing about metal detecting on the beach is that you never know what you get. I found some interesting things and some I never expected to find. I am convinced that the metal detecting on the beach is as good as it gets. The view is always pleasant. Ocean, bikinis, clear sky, bikinis. You get the idea.
One thing you learn more about metal detecting on the beach are looking for action and a lot. Please go to the beach on a regular basis, can not realize the subtle changes in the sand or dunes. For example, I was in Ponce Inlet, the other day near the pier. They have wooden poles in the sand to avoid disk in the dock. This summer, the Poles were about six feet high. The other day, they were only about a foot high. What you say? There are many sand piled there.
Now, this is not always a bad thing. It could be valuable in the sand but most likely all the sweets have been covered.
You have to learn to read the beach and every beach is different. If you can see the differences in the sand, such as cuts, swamps or depressions, then I want to work a model is loose dunes to the water and I raise and down the beach. By doing so might be able to find what I call a sticky point.
A sticky point is the place where things have been collected. Gold Medal and was expected. These spots can reach the dry sand in the wet sand, and even in water. A good indicator is an adhesive patch green pennies.
These are modern pieces are corroded. Not worth anything more than its face value, but they say they have been there for a while. If you look at a dollar, and slower sweep the entire area. If they start to appear fairly often it is time to stop and work a tight schedule. Looking back on that summer and see if you see a diagram of these points and work hard as it is usually jewelry and if you like me, could in search of gold. Good hunting.
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What do you think of the whippoorwill?
Night owls are the people who travel illegally through metal detectors on historical sites to find a rare treasure, but in the process of deterioration that the excavation site
destructive of the story does not make not realize that once they retire, they are out of context and losing the ability to say how and why they are there and how long and a number of other data essential that can not recover that destroyed the seemingly most precious object and leaves like an interesting gem. very sad and very ill these thieves do not call them hawks, because they are creatures deserve to be proud, not associated with these selfish thieves.
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