A housewife has discovered a 15th-century gold treasure valued at £250000 with a metal detector. The find is thought to be part of a high-quality reliquary or pendant, and depicts the Holy Trinity. It is the first item of any real worth that Mary Hannaby has found in seven years of combing fields and beaches. Mrs Hannaby, 57, from Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, made the discovery while out on one of her regular six-hour Sunday detecting walks with her son Michael, a 33 year-old wood carver …

I finished off the Georgian Horse Trading Field today … the centre of the field was not exactly overflowing with coins … however there were two nice finds to make my day … thanks for coming with me on this cold winter’s day … pack some extra socks and bring a hot water bottle … LOL

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Today I get permission for some fields by the old mill which I have had my eye on for some time … a good hunt which answered many questions … SuperJammyGit has pointed out that I meant to say 1740George II … not 1840 …. it’s my low blood sugar count making my brain hurt, from being out all day digging deep holes with my Deus large coil … LOL

This is part I of instructional video for Garrett Infinium LS metal detector. The Garrett Infinium LS is a completely new kind of detector, one the industry has never before seen, featuring Advanced Pulse Induction ™ (API) technology, the industry’s greatest innovation in years

A metal detecting video that exposes the relationships between Kellyco and metal detecting forums such as findmall and treasurenet. These forums have developed a very loyal relationship with Kellyco, not you or their very own members. Scheme number one at that place is the “Titan” brand of detectors they sell at inflated prices. Do a little research and compare the price of a Radioshack Discovery 2200 here… www.radioshack.com versus their identical but with a different name and faceplate machine here….. www.kellycodetectors.com This is just a small sample of what the admins over at these forums will cover up in order to keep steering people towards their sponsor. They will censor your posts, remove them, rewrite them, whatever it takes to prevent truthful facts and good advice from being handed out.

I managed to grab an hour in the sunshine to finish that elusive old farmhouse footpath….. I turned up a surprising number of finds for such a short time … including a band of hope … sorry … there was no time for fieldwork video … hopefully it will be fine tomorrow … but still cold … brrrrrr

Geodiggermike and I went on a ghost town metal detecting relic hunt in the deep south shortly after the waters went down from Hurricaine Katrina a few years back. Here is the video.

The Whites XLT metal detector is given the Norfolk Wolf field test, see what you can get out of your XLT with one of the leading names in metal detecting in the UK

Metal Detecting near Robbers Cave – Not “John Brown’s Cave”. Robbers Cave gets it’s name because Jesse James was said to have hid out there after a bank robbery. The caves also allowed mental patients and criminals to escape from the Prison and Funny Farm that still exsists today. John Brown’s Cave is 50 miles from here and is said to have shared underground railroad operations with robber’s cave. The caves were also used by the Indians for rituals.