Metal detecting, archaeology, north american indian artifacts, relic hunting, treasure caches, sunken treasures, shipwrecks, buried treasures, gold prospecting and more! A great place to meet other treasure hunters! The original metal detecting forum Share your experiences here, and learn from others What's the oldest coin you've ever found Have you ever found a diamond ring
The chat room for detectorists. What did you find today Share it with others in the today's finds forum Always a timely place to visit. Local mentality occurs when, as treasure hunters, we find treasure signs and symbols in our backyards, or more specifically, in our local areas What happens is that we tend to think of our local treasure sites as individual sites, sites that are unique and separate from other treasures around the country, with their own signs and symbols, etc.
I should look at popular mechanics and see if we have the same answer Cipher 3 i don’t mind sharing Here is cipher 3’s content A great way to find old coins is to purchase rolls of coins from banks Misstrikes, silver, proof, even rare coins can be found Post your roll hunting experiences and questions here!
I would like to find out if any one knows how those mailbox blowers work Maybe a underwater shipwreck hunter can answer this question in more detail Trabuco's treasure and the nazi lue map are connected The mathematical equation on the left lower window panel explains that they buried 16 tons of gold The ancient symbolic letter symbol for gold was the number three written backwards.
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